Software
Software
Separate software products from the integrator’s services.
Start with the business need
SoftwareServicesSolutions
CRMCustomer workflow
AutomationRepeated operations
RecordsData for work
LAB / Websites
Systemno · concept
A website concept separating a B2B integrator’s software products and services.
- BYstudio’s role
- Corporate website structure · Product, service and solution navigation · Responsive demonstration page
Start with the business need
SoftwareServicesSolutions
CRMCustomer workflow
AutomationRepeated operations
RecordsData for work
The challenge
An integrator’s website can easily mix software products, services and industry solutions. Visitors need a route to their own problem, not a lesson in the supplier’s internal taxonomy.
Solution
The Systemno concept organises complex B2B information into clear entry points: software, services and solutions. The opening screen explains the integrator’s role, while navigation leads towards relevant scenarios.
Find a solution through the business need.
A working responsive website concept for a B2B integrator.
Services
Services
Show implementation, support and integrations.
Start with the business need
SoftwareServicesSolutions
ImplementationConfigure the workflow
SupportOperations after launch
IntegrationsConnect the services
What we delivered
- Corporate website structure
- Product, service and solution navigation
- Responsive demonstration page
Why this approach
- Start with information architecture and separate the reasons someone might visit.
- Connect technical products with understandable business needs.
- Evaluate the structure in a responsive web concept rather than a static mock-up alone.
Result
A responsive B2B integrator website concept is published and presented as a concept.
Tools and technology
Next.jsTypeScript
What should your
website help people do?
The initial task discussion is free. Describe it in your own words. A BYstudio specialist or Yan Bunin will respond.
- Read your description.
- Clarify the goal and constraints.
- Suggest the scope of the first stage.