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Six service lines, three decades of experience, and a 24-hour promise — made obvious in one scroll.
An IT services company sells reliability, so the website has to feel reliable. Their six service lines — from global ICT support and data centre relocation to permanent and flexible staffing — were buried under generic agency copy. Prospects could not tell what they actually did, or how fast they would show up when something broke.
The offer was broad and the audience was split: operations managers who need 24-hour support, and HR teams who need engineers placed. Both had to land on the same homepage without either feeling like an afterthought. On top of that, 500+ completed projects and 25+ years of experience were being undersold because there was no structure to present them.
Each service line — ICT support, data centre relocation, network support, outsourcing, permanent staffing, flexible staffing — got its own block with what it covers and who it is for. No more guessing.
Availability and the contact number sit above the fold, because an IT buyer with a downed server is not reading a case for your culture first.
The numbers they had earned — 500+ projects, 50+ happy clients, 25+ years — became a visible stats band rather than a paragraph buried halfway down.
Problem analysis, solution implementation, planning, delivery and support laid out as four steps, so an enquiry starts with a shared understanding of what happens next.
Tell us the number you need to move. We will tell you honestly what it takes — timeline, budget, and the shortest path there.
