Websites · Design concept
A B2B technology website concept exploring service discovery, integration scope and a project enquiry, with proposed information hierarchy and form states.
Design concepts, not client projects. Screens are static mockups; names and data are illustrative.
Help a business buyer move from a broad service category to a concrete conversation about their systems. The concept gives integration work its own explanation before introducing an enquiry.
The overview groups the technology offering into service entry points.
A dedicated detail screen gives the integration service more context than its overview card.
An enquiry screen provides a place to describe system needs. The static concept sends no enquiry.
Service names should help a visitor recognise their problem. Technical tools can sit within that explanation rather than becoming the main navigation.
A proposed enquiry should capture current systems and the intended change. Detailed credentials and sensitive system information do not belong in an initial public form.
Proposed design specimens. These are static examples, not working controls or a production specification.
Service canvas
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Structure & text
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Service links
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Clear information. A considered next step.
Use a sans-serif family with clear section headings and short paragraphs. Keep diagrams and technical labels readable without relying on oversized promotional headings.
Separate service groups clearly. Place related scope notes together, with space between explanatory content and the enquiry action.
Scope not yet defined
Not sure which service fits? Describe your current systems and the change you need.
Enquiry ready
Your project outline is ready to review. Check the contact details before sending.
Missing project context
Add a short description of the system or workflow you want to discuss.
An overview can name a service but has little room to explain its boundaries. A detail page can describe the systems involved, ownership questions and discovery steps. Actual capabilities and proof must come from the provider’s verified records.
