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CNXION website on a laptop, a tablet and a phone

CNXION

We designed and built the website for CNXION, a Swedish company that makes software for customs and logistics. The site explains what the product does to the people who use it, and how the technology works to the people who have to trust it.

The Brief

CNXION makes customs technology and needed a website that explains the product clearly to both technical and business readers. We designed the site, planned its content and built it.

What We Built for CNXION

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Website Design

CNXION asked for a clean site without animation for its own sake. Each page is built from a few clear blocks with short text and images rather than icons, in the brand's colours with black and white type, so the product is easy to follow.

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Content Structure

CNXION's customers ask two kinds of questions. Some want to know what the product does and which problems it solves for them, others how the technology works and whether it can be trusted. The product pages answer the first and a separate technology page answers the second, so each reader finds their answers quickly.

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Development & Launch

The pages load fast on phones as well as computers, and the site has a news section and a contact form that sends each message straight to the team. We launched it on CNXION's own domain and host and monitor it.

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SEO Foundations

Every page got its own title, description and heading structure, so the site could be found in search results from launch. The site now runs in our app, where the audit checks these on every page in every language.

Built in the Nodebrush app, where the site is designed, hosted and edited.

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