DataProphet
Our latest website design and development project for this international machine learning and AI manufacturing company.
They approached us to create a new, fresh web solution that enables users to learn more about their advanced AI products, and to download various resources while building a database of their perfect clients across various manufacturing industries that can benefit from using their technology.
Project Overview
Our process started with a clear SEO audit of the old Dataprophet website in order to collect real data that drives a very precise strategy for the new website.
The data doesn’t lie and points us in the perfect direction for the new site in terms of featured page types, content and functionality.
Your website is your biggest marketing tool for your brand and needs to speak to your preferred target audience in order to enjoy success over the long term.
Our Approach
We developed this new website with the intention of growing their client database and online brand experience.
This included HubSpot CRM integration with gated content that is accessible for download by completing a simple contact form for instant interaction and convenience.
The database acquisition enables users to get access to Dataprophet case studies, white-papers and product brochures.
The website is integrated into WordPress for the simple Content Management System (CMS).
Site Overview
With quirky custom hover effects, site animations, micro interactions all fit into the clean contemporary responsive layout design including beautiful industry-specific imagery, the site is a dream to navigate, and information on each page is detailed and optimised for Google SEO rankings.
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