Purple.

The main design objective was that the website needed to show Hyro's immersive character, carry large amounts of content, and be easily editable.

However, the Hyro software is only one part of the puzzle. Hyro is user-friendly presentation-building software that drives audiovisual hardware to project presentations on multiple walls or TVs, creating an immersive room where a presenter can control the experience by swiping gestures or speaking commands.

The second part is the storytelling services; these are the presentations Purple creates for clients. Even though Hyro is an easy-to-use tool and clients can create their own experiences, it's common for clients to hire Purple to design one for them.

Additionally, Purple also provides (audiovisual) hardware solutions. For example, they can rebuild a room inside your office to host a permanent Hyro installation. Want to take Hyro to a convention? No problem, Purtple's got a portable pop-up room just for that. There are loads of audiovisual options, depending on how immersive you want your experience to be.

All in all, Purple offers a wide range of services that need careful explanation. Something we heavily focused on when designing the website.

Hyro is Purple's most important product, so they requested it to be displayed in the main menu. For us, this meant that the Hyro page, especially the hero section, needed to pack a punch. Additionally, the rest of the page should clearly explain all of Hyro's features and present showcases of existing client projects that visualize the power of Hyro.

The main message the page needs to convey is that whether you want to boost sales, increase engagement, improve collaboration, or educate and inspire, Hyro is the tool for you.

Purple wanted to make sure their new website spoke directly to sales and marketing managers that wanted to present or educate on a whole new level. So we created a balanced combination of relevant case studies, metrics, and inspiring videos to help draw this audience in.

Besides that, Purple required new talent to help realize its new adventure. To help bring in this fresh talent, we created 'Career' pages to show all openings and the benefits of working at Purple. Besides that, interested people can directly apply for a role that suits them.

During the Webflow development of the new Purple site, Webflow completely updated the Symbols, now known as Components.

To take advantage of this opportunity, I directly translated various components from the Figma design file to Webflow components. This development makes everything inside the Purple project easy to reuse and edit.

The end-point for all user flows in the design strategy is the 'Book A Demo' page. Its form is minimal, simple, and easy to understand, all to help improve completion rates.

After someone sends a form, Purple gets in touch to book a date for the demo. This way, a potential new client can experience Hyro, and Purple's services, the way they should. In real life.

Last I heard, Purple was growing rapidly and building new Hyro presentation centers at companies worldwide.

However, making this case study was bitter-sweet. After 12 years of designing and directing at Naam Agency, I decided it was time for something new, and this was my final project for them.

This project was an excellent closer to my time at Naam Agency. One in which all my skills came together. I'm sure Pepijn Eikelboom, Naam's (sometimes Webflow) front-end developer, will do my design and development justice and take care of all the new updates.