Positioning before pixels
The one idea the company is for, settled before anything is designed.
The job is not to explain the product. It is to make the category feel obvious and the company feel like the safe choice.
Most B2B software sites fail in the same way. They explain the product in the founder's language before the visitor has accepted that the problem is worth solving, and they look like a startup when the buyer needs to feel like they are choosing the safe option.
We do positioning first and design second. What is the one idea this company is for? Once that is settled, the wordmark, the palette, the structure and the copy all come out of it, which is why the result reads as inevitable rather than decorated.
The one idea the company is for, settled before anything is designed.
Wordmark, palette and type that signal the right level of seriousness.
Structured for a buying group, not a single reader.
Where credibility goes, and in what order, for a sceptical buyer.
Conversion paths built for a considered purchase, not an impulse one.
So the next three products do not require a rebuild.
Often it is exactly the right time, because positioning is cheaper to change before a sales team, a deck and a product have been built on top of it. What is usually too early is a large custom site.
Yes. If there is a system worth keeping we extend it rather than replace it. Rebuilding something that already works is an easy way to spend a budget without moving anything.
We do, because on a B2B software site the copy is the product of the positioning work and cannot sensibly be handed to someone else afterwards.
Positioning is usually two to three weeks. A marketing site follows in four to eight depending on scope. We quote fixed and in writing before anything starts.
A fixed, written quote before anything starts. We come back within a working day.