TOP PROJECT brings together software development, virtual experiences and intelligent automation. We build digital solutions for businesses and cultural venues, with clear communication and a practical path from the first idea to everyday use.

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Freiburg

Kaiser-Joseph-Straße 254

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+49 171 9283398

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TOP PROJECT / PROJECT BLUEPRINTS

What your solution could look like.

An internal project report and detailed demonstration concepts show a challenge, a solution path and a way to assess value. Scenarios marked as demonstrations are fictional and are not client references.

INTERNAL PROJECT / TOP PROJECT

A bilingual platform for digital services.

TOP PROJECT’s own website connects service information with a practical next step. Its existing WordPress and Engitech structure has been extended with clear project planning and interactive examples.

  • German and English pages with linked language versions.
  • A calculator for small tasks from 100 €, pilots and full projects; the selection transfers to an enquiry.
  • A self-hosted retro game and eight interactive service demos.
  • The contact form saves the enquiry and sends the name, email and complete message to Telegram. The test transmission was confirmed.
  • A tech journal with three official RSS sources and a three-day check interval.

This report describes functionality implemented on this website. It makes no claim about unmeasured revenue or conversion results.

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DEMONSTRATION CONCEPT

Local studio: from a confusing site to a clear booking journey

The challenge

Company website: Websites and software built around your business

The solution path

  1. Discover the offer
  2. Understand the service
  3. Send an enquiry

What would be delivered

  • Content and design for mobile and desktop
  • Agreed forms, features and system integrations
  • Functional testing, handover and maintenance guidance

Value we would assess

Clear service pages and one next action help visitors understand your offer.

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DEMONSTRATION CONCEPT

Appointment app: a booking flow that survives a lost connection

The challenge

Field service: Your application. Wherever work happens.

The solution path

  1. Open a job
  2. Capture information
  3. Synchronise

What would be delivered

  • Clickable prototype and agreed user journeys
  • App or PWA with agreed integrations
  • Device testing and deployment guidance

Value we would assess

Selected content can remain available offline when this is included in scope.

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DEMONSTRATION CONCEPT

Small museum: a digital gallery that explains the exhibits

The challenge

Retail & hospitality: Explore a space. Before you arrive.

The solution path

  1. Enter the space
  2. Explore the offer
  3. Plan a visit

What would be delivered

  • Agreed capture scope and connected viewpoints
  • Selected information points, text and media
  • Website integration and mobile testing

Value we would assess

Connected viewpoints and labelled hotspots give visitors orientation and context.

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DEMONSTRATION CONCEPT

Service business: from an email enquiry to a traceable CRM task

The challenge

Process enquiries: Less manual work. Better workflows.

The solution path

  1. Receive an enquiry
  2. Classify & assign
  3. Update the CRM

What would be delivered

  • Documented workflow with rules and responsibilities
  • Agreed integrations, approvals and error handling
  • Pilot, test cases and team introduction

Value we would assess

Validation and exception handling make errors visible instead of silently losing requests.

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DEMONSTRATION CONCEPT

Engineering office: an internal assistant with verifiable document sources

The challenge

Find knowledge: Your knowledge. Your AI assistant.

The solution path

  1. Ask a question
  2. Retrieve permitted sources
  3. Check the answer

What would be delivered

  • Agreed sources, access roles and update process
  • Assistant with source retrieval and clear answer boundaries
  • Evaluation questions, operating plan and handover

Value we would assess

Source references make an answer easier to verify. The assistant can decline when evidence is missing.

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DEMONSTRATION CONCEPT

Customer service: a channel-aware assistant that qualifies an enquiry

The challenge

Common questions: Receive enquiries. Keep conversations moving.

The solution path

  1. Receive a question
  2. Find an approved answer
  3. Hand over if needed

What would be delivered

  • Conversation design, tone and approved knowledge
  • Agreed channels and business-system integrations
  • Test conversations, human handover and maintenance guidance

Value we would assess

Frequently asked questions can be answered consistently using approved content.

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DEMONSTRATION CONCEPT

Product presentation: a configurator that reveals the construction

The challenge

Product presentation: Make ideas spatial and interactive.

The solution path

  1. Choose an object
  2. Explore details
  3. Compare a variation

What would be delivered

  • Concept for audience, devices and interactions
  • Agreed 3D content and a usable prototype
  • Device testing, deployment and introduction

Value we would assess

Material variants and exploded views can explain product configuration and assembly.

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DEMONSTRATION CONCEPT

Venue operations: occupancy, air quality and a clear alert

The challenge

Buildings & rooms: Connect data. Understand what matters.

The solution path

  1. Capture a reading
  2. Show the trend
  3. Review a deviation

What would be delivered

  • Connection of agreed devices and data sources
  • Dashboard with relevant values and rules
  • Pilot, access model and operating documentation

Value we would assess

Threshold rules can highlight conditions that require inspection or action.

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