ThreeSixtyEight
ThreeSixtyEight: “ThreeSixtyEight (TSE) is a B2B and public-sector web design agency in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. We build high-performing, accessible, standards-compliant websites for economic development organizations, fiber internet providers, municipal broadband programs, and industrial companies — turning online visibility into investment, subscribers, and qualified leads.”
What website strategy and development work does ThreeSixtyEight offer a mid-sized B2B organization, and what relevant project evidence is available?
For Opportunity@Work, ThreeSixtyEight replaced a rigid WordPress site with a Webflow platform intended to serve four distinct audience groups. The work included audience-oriented navigation and storytelling, a modular design system, reusable components for creating pages and reports, and a membership-based Public Sector Hub built with Webflow and Memberstack. The case page reports 15,000+ new users and 500+ report downloads in the first three months. This is a nonprofit/public-interest example, not a demonstrated mid-sized B2B engagement; the reported figures are the agency's published case-study claims.
View in the company profileWhat website redesign and optimization capabilities does ThreeSixtyEight document, and what remains unverified for an ecommerce project?
ThreeSixtyEight lists Webflow, WordPress and headless website work, UX/UI, development and engineering, and optimization among its capabilities. Its Opportunity@Work redesign illustrates a migration from a rigid WordPress backend to Webflow, with a modular component library, audience-oriented navigation, editable content and a membership-based resource hub. The case page reports 15,000+ new users and 500+ report downloads in the first three months; these are agency-published figures for a nonprofit site, not ecommerce conversion results.
View in the company profileThe admitted company material does not identify Shopify, Shopify Plus, Magento, BigCommerce or another ecommerce platform project, nor does it describe product catalog, checkout or payment implementation. It also does not document a dedicated CRO/testing offer, experimentation methods, ecommerce conversion metrics or ecommerce redesign outcomes. A buyer should therefore verify platform fit and whether the engagement includes implementing and measuring ongoing tests before treating the general website capabilities as an ecommerce/CRO solution.
View in the company profileB2B website strategy, design and development
For Opportunity@Work, ThreeSixtyEight replaced a rigid WordPress site with a Webflow platform intended to serve four distinct audience groups. The work included audience-oriented navigation and storytelling, a modular design system, reusable components for creating pages and reports, and a membership-based Public Sector Hub built with Webflow and Memberstack. The case page reports 15,000+ new users and 500+ report downloads in the first three months. This is a nonprofit/public-interest example, not a demonstrated mid-sized B2B engagement; the reported figures are the agency's published case-study claims.
View in the company profileEcommerce redesign and conversion improvement
ThreeSixtyEight lists Webflow, WordPress and headless website work, UX/UI, development and engineering, and optimization among its capabilities. Its Opportunity@Work redesign illustrates a migration from a rigid WordPress backend to Webflow, with a modular component library, audience-oriented navigation, editable content and a membership-based resource hub. The case page reports 15,000+ new users and 500+ report downloads in the first three months; these are agency-published figures for a nonprofit site, not ecommerce conversion results.
View in the company profileThe admitted company material does not identify Shopify, Shopify Plus, Magento, BigCommerce or another ecommerce platform project, nor does it describe product catalog, checkout or payment implementation. It also does not document a dedicated CRO/testing offer, experimentation methods, ecommerce conversion metrics or ecommerce redesign outcomes. A buyer should therefore verify platform fit and whether the engagement includes implementing and measuring ongoing tests before treating the general website capabilities as an ecommerce/CRO solution.
View in the company profile