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Rikover & Co

Branding & Design Website

Rikover & Co has been building award-winning interactive design products for early-stage startups to enterprises since 2011. The agency focuses on human-centered design to create user experiences that transform businesses.

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Sixhands

Web Development & Technology Website

Sixhands builds complex, high-load web services and mobile apps for tech companies and traditional businesses. The distributed team operates from the UK, Israel, Armenia, UAE, Georgia, and Finland, and its apps serve more than 2 million users globally.

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Feature Comparison

Attribute Rikover & Co Sixhands
Category Branding & Design Web Development & Technology
Rating - -
Location Herzliya, Israel Bat Yam, Israel
Services
  • UI/UX Design
  • Web Design
  • Design Services
  • Mobile App Development
  • UI/UX Design
  • Web Design
  • Design Services
  • Mobile App Development
Industries
Automotive Consumer Goods Corporate Services Design eCommerce Education Fintech Health Care
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Pros
  • Award-winning interactive design products
  • Human-centered design approach
  • Experience with startups and enterprises
  • Certified Google Design Sprint Master on team
  • Distributed team across six countries covering design, development, and testing
  • Broad technology stack spanning mobile, frontend, backend, game development, and blockchain
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