プロジェクトについて簡潔に説明します。
To enhance our enjoyment of what we already like, we can focus on maximizing our experiences and deepening our engagement with those activities or interests. This might involve exploring new facets or dimensions of our interests, seeking out related activities or experiences, connecting with others who share our interests, or simply dedicating more time and attention to them. HWS was founded with the mission to fulfill only what is genuinely essential, so we prioritize understanding and fulfilling those needs and desires that truly matter to our users.
チームで達成したことや誇りに思うことなど、プロジェクトの最近の成果をサイトの閲覧者に紹介します。
We offer a range of consulting services tailored to foreign restaurant owners in Japan who face challenges due to language barriers. Our expertise includes navigating advanced Japanese language procedures, such as opening bank accounts, implementing cashless payment systems, managing websites, addressing fraudulent sales targeting restaurants, and deciphering complex contracts or government notices written in Japanese. If language barriers are impeding your business operations, we are here to provide the necessary support and assistance.
Our support for foreign business owners has led to a remarkable increase of up to 25% in restaurant gross profit. This success is attributed to several key initiatives, including the introduction of cashless payment systems, low-cost IP phones, website construction, restoration of Google Business profile management authority, review of various contracts, and negotiation of interpretation for various contractual issues arising from language barriers.
Revolutionizing the utilization of custom domains, we have pioneered an unprecedented concept that leverages a large number of user accounts. Our technology swiftly sorts through vast volumes of mail, reliably identifies phishing emails, and effortlessly pinpoints the source of account information leakage.
It is common knowledge that modern websites are designed to be scalable so that they are automatically displayed in the most appropriate layout for each PC, tablet, and smartphone. However, Kawaguchi’s website features a primitive design that ignores user agents. Ridiculously, the smartphone version of the site is displayed in huge font on the large screen of an iPad. HWS analyzed the site’s code and submitted the corrected code to the city department. While the site was somewhat improved, the code we developed was not adopted.