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Quantiv Digital · Website rebuilt

From a site that tells you what he does, to a site that names what goes wrong.

Gido sells growth to software companies, but his site mostly said that he existed. We rebuilt it with exactly the same content, in the order he uses himself when he sits across from a founder: the problem first, then the solution, then the proof.

What we did

Headline rewritten
Problem placed before solution
Proof before the ask for a call
From four colours to one accent

colours, the accent now sits only on what you should read and where you should click: 4 → 1
new copy, it was all there already, it was just in the wrong order: 0
where the site asks for a call, after the proof instead of before it: 2/3 → end

The top of the Quantiv Digital site, the old version on the left and the new one on the right. — The headline used to be “For software companies ready for their next growth phase”. Now it says what he says at the table.

The full Quantiv Digital page side by side, the old version on the left and the new one on the right. — The full page. The problem sections sit on black and tilt to light once the solution arrives, so you feel the turn before you read it.

“Very fast and a big improvement on my previous website. Definitely recommended.”
Gido Juurlink, Quantiv Digital

What we did before.

From a site that tells you what he does, to a site that names what goes wrong.

Let us take half an hour to look.