We helped Sevium introduce a service the transport industry had never seen - and built the website that explains it.

We ran strategy workshops with the client to dig into the full business logic of the service — deciding together what the website should say and what deserves the spotlight. We co-developed buyer personas for three distinct audiences: decision-makers, salespeople, and administration. Then we designed the UX/UI and built the site as a custom WordPress development based on Tailwind CSS. The result? A website that explains a first-of-its-kind service in plain language — and speaks directly to each person who benefits from it.

Solution: We built our work around a "Business-First" strategy — understand the service deeply, then design around the people it serves.

Discovery Workshops: We sat down with the Sevium team to map the entire business layer of the service — its logic, its value, and the story worth telling.

Buyer Personas: Together we defined three core audiences — owners and managers, sales teams, and back office — and gave each one a dedicated message and path through the site.

UX/UI Design: We designed a clear, conversion-focused experience that translates a complex B2B service into simple answers: what it is, who it's for, and what you gain.

Custom Development: We built the site on WordPress with fully custom Tailwind CSS development — fast, lightweight, and easy for the client to grow.

Value-Driven Content: Concrete numbers front and center — up to 25% lower transport costs, 16 hours saved monthly, 50% fewer calls and emails — so the value is obvious at first glance.