The website’s design was built using the software Sketch, which in our opinion has become the #1 software for developing artwork files for high-end websites.

The home page brought together multiple important elements:

• Key messaging
• Clear call to actions (CTAs)
• Adding a client portfolio list, hence, increasing third-party credibility
• Client benefit statements
• Additional information regarding their software

Below you can see a video of a sample UI/UX file we built developed, this one of LBMX’s homepage:

tbk worked ardently with LBMX to layout the subpages in a way that was easy for the reader to consume content and fostered a nimble balance between copywriting and SEO.

For instance, on the Why LBMX page, and most of the product pages, a number of subtle facets were created to construct effective pages:

I) Stylistic Use of Heading Structure

Above the fold, you can see how we lead with the H2 to ground the user in a message and create better context:

II) Value Propositions

As a user scrolls down the pages, they cross a series of value propositional cells strategically laid out to be best consumed by users and major search engines like Google.

This trifecta—for every value proposition—includes:

• An image;
• Headline; and,
• Text body

And in addition to this, with every cell, there is a call to action button.

See below as an example:

III) Including Video

For more engaging effect, a video was embedded. This aspect increases engagement but also adds credibility to LBMX for users that may be on the website for the first time.

IV) Third Party Credibility

Many websites past the main page lack elements of third-party credibility. We believe that subpages on professional services and SAAS companies should continue to add key elements to their various subpages, especially elements of third-party credibility. Viz, on websites it’s important to “always be selling.”

You’ll see near the bottom of the Why LBMX page, a scrolling sample of clients that the firm serves:

V) Call to Action (CTA)

And at the bottom of the page, on point, we included a call to action area that prominently uses colour contrast to accentuate the CTA.

Bringing it Together

Below is an animated video that provides a top-down scrolling experience of the Why LBMX subpage.

A similar format to the above was rolled out amongst the Products pages.