Case study 03 — Startups · MVP studio

SprintGrove
MVPs, built for speed and clarity.

The site for Sprint Grove, an MVP development studio that helps early-stage founders build fast, validate demand with real users and launch without wasting capital.

RoleFront-End Developer
CompanyTekrevol
IndustryStartups · MVP studio
Livesprintgrove.com ↗
sprintgrove.com
SprintGrove homepage hero on desktop

01 — The challenge

What the site needed to do

Founders are busy and sceptical. Sprint Grove needed a page that explains MVP development in plain language, proves the team can deliver, and turns that trust into a free consultation request.

02 — My role

Design handoff to deployment

As the front-end developer at Tekrevol, I turned the approved designs into a responsive, animated, production-ready site and owned it through to launch and ongoing updates.

HTML5CSS3JavaScriptBootstrap 5GSAPLenisSwiper

03 — What I built

Key sections

  • A hero with three app-screen mockups and a single consultation CTA
  • An about block with animated stats: MVPs shipped, industries, ROI and launch cycle
  • Awards cards, a 'Why MVP' benefits grid and a work showcase (Hard Shoulder, Kinder Morgan, Synnaptic)
  • An MVP vs POC vs Prototype comparison to educate first-time founders
  • A six-step process timeline, an industries grid and an FAQ accordion
  • A consultation form and a dedicated POC development page

04 — Front-end craft

How it's built

  • Lenis smooth scrolling with GSAP-driven reveals and counters
  • Separate desktop and mobile hero art so the mockups read well on every screen
  • Swiper for showcase and testimonial content
  • Bootstrap 5 grid with custom components for cards, timeline and accordion
  • Clear visual hierarchy so the CTA is the obvious next step on every section

05 — On the page

Numbers the site leads with

1,800+MVPs launched, as presented
12industries served, as presented
2-weekaverage launch cycle, as presented

Figures are Sprint Grove's own published numbers, shown on the page I built.

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