Website
I can distinguish two conceptually different approaches to presenting information on a website:
Salesperson: "AAA! We are the coolest! Order services right now! Special offer!!111"
Image: “Here is brief information about us, and here are our cases on the services we provide”
Our goal is to do complex and large-scale projects with deep immersion and analytics. Before applying for services, clients of this level first study and evaluate the contractor based on the results they bring to other companies. And they check it 100500 times.
That's why we chose the second path and made the site in 2 languages at once, since we have been working on projects from the USA, Europe and Southeast Asia since 2020 and we are not going to stop:
Brief information on the main costa rica whatsapp number list page about who we are
And all the main information from the portfolio is in the cases section
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Design of case pages:
I wanted to make it not boring, but informative and NOT overloaded with text. Therefore, for the case cards, the designer developed several types of layout that can be combined with each other:
With a picture where it is possible to add a beautiful and stylish picture (not all projects have this option!)
Color block, branded in the client's corporate colors + additional annotation to the Lifehack project
White block with a text heading (not all companies have beautiful logos that would look aesthetically pleasing) + white block breaks up the page nicely and makes it more contrasting
There is also a nuance with filling the case card: you can’t add a whole text about details and results (people won’t read it), so they only provide brief information and are a preview. The case card leads either to a case described in detail in the blog, or to the customer’s website, if we haven’t had time to write a case about it yet:
The logo and website were developed by the mega-talented designer Yan Aksenov from Dupers Agency .
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