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We modernized STS Group’s energy web design with high-quality industrial visuals and improved navigation to help attract B2B buyers.
We clearly displayed the company’s unique value proposition on the modernized site and added micro-animations that better showcase its expertise.
Our team also added specific interactive service modules that would target different groups of visitors and lead them toward conversion.
Puma Energy’s old site no longer aligned with the brand’s image, had poor mobile optimization and lacked tailored user journeys.
We completely redesigned the site with carefully chosen typography, vibrant colors and custom visuals. We also created custom user journeys for B2B and B2C clients.
Our experts ensured the website had a responsive layout, while also conducting keyword research and targeted optimization.
Our team created a new energy web design for Cemex that would match the company’s scale, innovation and industry leadership.
We focused on structuring the company’s complex product and service offers, since it operates in more than 50 countries and provides various urbanization solutions.
Our experts improved the navigation, created scalable content architecture and implemented an intuitive digital customer journey. This way, visitors can explore the products and submit inquiries more easily.
Our team reworked POWR2’s website to better highlight its portable power solutions and simplify the lead generation process.
We added interactive elements to encourage users to engage with the site and improved the navigation to enable quick access.
Our designers also created custom visuals and concise product copy to position the company as a leader in the energy industry.

Don’t miss out on valuable clients by underselling your unique value proposition (UVP).
We can position your brand in a way that shows the actual advantage that potential customers get by working with you.
Your customers should understand what you do, why you do it and why your brand in particular is a lower-risk option than your competitors.
Explore our Branding services.
Your buyers have very different goals when they come to your site. Commercial properties could be looking at cost reductions or project payback, while municipal buyers may be analyzing compliance or relevant experience.
Your site should cater to each group properly and lead them to the relevant solutions.
We take the time to carefully strategize, plan and outline the structure of your energy web design to make sure your audience finds the right services quickly.
Aside from completing your energy web design, we can also develop all of the features and functionalities your business needs.
This could be adding extra features like project databases, partner portals, interactive maps and equipment or technology pages.
We also prioritize good website performance, security and accessibility.
When you’re creating content for the energy industry, you need to hit the sweet spot. Too technical alienates decision-makers, while overly generic content fails to demonstrate expertise.
Our team can help you explain the core substance of your services in a way that’s easier for buyers to understand, compare and trust.
We can create a full-funnel digital marketing strategy for your energy web design. Our experts can optimize your audience targeting, social media activity and performance marketing initiatives.
Our experts connect your strategies to relevant landing pages, case studies or conversion journeys, so users can have a clear next step in their journeys.
Explore our Digital Marketing services.
Even after everything is live, we’ll monitor your site’s performance and offer support where needed as time goes on.
Our team can run accessibility audits regularly, check for security patches or updates and add more features as your business grows.
With over 1,000 completed projects and hundreds of years of combined industry experience among our leadership team, we’ve established a step-by-step process:
This is where we set the direction for your energy web design. To create something that would be valuable to you in the future, we need to understand the ins and outs of your business first.
We analyze your current site, offers, sales process, target audience and industry trends. We do this to determine how potential customers evaluate companies in your sector, so you can outperform them.
Next, we use the information we’ve gathered to map out the core structure of your new site. Our experts figure out a way to best present your offers and services.
We decide how to separate your technologies, audience segments, capabilities and project types. We plan the sitemap, content hierarchy, internal linking opportunities and other major elements.
Many businesses make the mistake of being too vague or getting too technical too early for buyers who are still evaluating their options. We can help you avoid that.
Our experts focus on the exact user issues and pain points that matter to them at a given time and organize the information in a way that naturally guides them toward conversion.
At this point, our team prepares the wireframes for your most important pages. You get to see the solutions we’re proposing and give us your feedback so we can adjust if necessary.
This is also where we try to resolve any issues regarding the layout, content density and page length. Once we figure that out, we work on the designs for both mobile and desktop.
Next, we develop the features, systems and integrations your business relies on for its daily operations. We focus on fast load times, reliable code and responsive interfaces that feel consistent across every screen size.
Our team can also add custom CMS components, resource libraries, gated content, inquiry forms, interactive maps and other third-party tools.
Before anything goes live, we check how your site would perform on different browsers and devices. We test for issues regarding page speed, button and form responsiveness, security and accessibility.
We’re very thorough during the testing phase because we try to identify potential issues before they become a problem on the live site.
Finally, we have a special protocol in place for launching your energy web design. Our experts keep a close eye on the performance and do detailed post-launch checks.
As time goes on, we can also update your site with the latest plugins, integrations and security patches to ensure everything is up to your standards.



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Yes, we can redesign your existing site to better reflect your offers, services and infrastructure solutions.
Our experts evaluate what you currently have on your site and suggest ways to update the interface, including the navigation, layouts and visual elements. We check what already brings in search traffic and make sure it carries over into the new site.
A standard website project usually takes 8 to 16 weeks. This usually depends on the number of pages, additional features or technical content that you need.
For a smaller site, 10 weeks is a reasonable benchmark. Once custom tools, integrations or more complex functionalities are added, the schedule can stretch to 24 weeks or more.
At a minimum, we recommend having landing pages for all your services, searchable case studies, regulatory compliance information and company info or leadership details.
You should also have interactive tools like location maps, energy calculators, customer portals and gated resources to better engage your audience.
Yes, we can clearly showcase legal disclaimers, industry-specific documentation, standard review processes and data protection transparency.
Our experts also use secure servers for hosting, do regular performance checks and updates, as well as set up your firewall and SSL encryption for peace of mind.
An energy website can break down complex solutions into clear service descriptions, visuals, technical resources and use cases. This helps decision-makers understand the value without being overwhelmed by technical details.
A website can guide visitors toward relevant services, case studies, resources and inquiry forms based on their needs. Clear calls to action and focused landing pages can make it easier for qualified prospects to take the next step.
Navigation should make it easy for visitors to find relevant services, technologies, projects and resources. Grouping information by audience, solution or project type can help users reach the right content faster.
Project pages can highlight the scope, capabilities, technologies and outcomes of completed work. Searchable case studies, project databases and supporting visuals can help potential buyers evaluate relevant experience.
The site can organize content and user journeys around the different needs of each audience. This allows commercial buyers, consumers and other visitors to quickly find the information relevant to them.
Important regulatory information should be easy to find and presented in a clear, organized format. Supporting documentation can also help visitors understand the company’s standards and requirements.
A website can organize services, projects and resources by market or location when offerings vary across regions. A clear information architecture helps visitors find locally relevant information without making the overall site difficult to navigate.
Case studies demonstrate how an energy company has applied its expertise to real projects. They can give prospective buyers more context about capabilities, technologies and relevant experience.
Clear page structures, consistent terminology, comparison-focused content and well-organized specifications can make complex offerings easier to evaluate. The goal is to give buyers the information they need without forcing them to search across multiple pages.
SEO can help an energy website appear for searches related to its services, technologies and areas of expertise. A well-structured site with relevant content can also make it easier for search engines to understand the company’s offerings.
The site should provide different types of information as visitors move from initial research to evaluation and inquiry. Educational content can support early research, while case studies, technical resources and clear calls to action can help visitors further along in the decision process.
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