At Pull we try very hard not to just do Design. That is, we like to create sites where site architecture, graphic design, copy and search marketing are all used in a complementary way to make a site that looks good, but more importantly really works. This makes site design truly a team sport in our office, and starts with principals and a wire-frame, not a home page design.
One of our latest projects – a new site for city data management experts Cadis - started this way when we sat down with Cadis’s Marketing Services agency Metia, to define core objectives, before creating wireframes of key pages using the excellent Axure wireframing tool http://www.axure.com/. Using this methodology we created a clear architecture with conversion funnels to ‘action points’ within the site, all built on a best-of-breed .NET CMS platform. We also optimised the site for known key industry phrases.
Only a week since launch I just received an email from our client, see below. Proving that B2B sites need as much care about ‘Conversion” as any e-commerce site.
“Just a quick note to thank you for all the hard work you and your team did on the site. We are receiving excellent feedback and have had a significant increase in enquires in the past week. The new CMS really is much better as well." Stuart Plane
http://www.cadisedm.com/
Tags: Axure, Cadis, "Clear Architecture", Conversion, E-Commerce, Wireframing
Posted 28 September 2009 by Chris