Corporate website for an IT integrator
Client: Lard
We designed Lard’s corporate website to present the company’s IT services and help visitors bring their tasks to the right specialists
Project at a glance
Lard works in IT outsourcing, infrastructure, information security and digital development. The company needed a corporate website that would bring these areas together and show business and IT leaders which tasks they can come to Lard with. The site had to help visitors assess the contractor’s expertise, support sales and attract qualified inquiries.
- Home page with services, advantages and examples of work
- Drop-down menu with contacts and links to services
- Mobile version of the home page
- Contacts by type of question
- Bring IT integration and digital development together on one corporate website
- Present Lard’s services and expertise
- Attract qualified inquiries
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Services and contacts in the menu
We built the site structure around Lard’s lines of work, company information, case studies and media. The home page introduces the company’s approach, popular services and examples of work, and then leads to discussing a project.
The drop-down menu holds contacts and direct links to infrastructure audit, information security audit and technical support. Visitors can get in touch about their task right away or request a callback.
Visual language of the home page
We created design options with a dark background, light blue accents and colorful 3D graphics. A large headline states the main line of work, and a light blue button highlights the next step: discussing a project.
For the advantages, we proposed two layouts: an asymmetric grid of cards and expandable blocks. The descriptions are grouped by approach to work, expertise and client service, so visitors can judge how the company solves IT problems.
The home page on a phone
We prepared a mobile version of the home page. Advantages, services, examples of work and news follow one another in a single column. Visitors can learn about the company and get to the inquiry form from their phone.
Inquiries that reach the right people
On the contacts page, communication channels are split by type of question: technical support, careers and general inquiries. Telegram and the option to write to the managing partner are highlighted separately. For office visits, there is a map, the address and opening hours.
The form explains what visitors get after they reach out: a requirements analysis and a proposal with cost and timeline. Choosing the type of inquiry helps set the topic before the conversation with a specialist.
Target audience
- Business leaders
- IT directors
- Heads of information security
What users need
Job to be done — from situation to outcome
I’m looking for a contractor for my company’s IT tasks. Before reaching out, I need to understand what tasks they handle and how they approach the work.
I want to assess the contractor’s experience and get a proposal that fits my business needs.
I can review services and examples of work, pick the right contact channel and ask for a requirements analysis and a proposal with cost and timeline.
What’s inside
Home page with services, advantages and examples of work
Drop-down menu with contacts and links to services
Mobile version of the home page
Contacts by type of question
Office map and opening hours
Form with a choice of inquiry type
How we worked
Site structure design
Visual design options
Mobile version of the home page
Contacts page and inquiry form design
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