Website development the eobiont way
A person visits over 100 websites per day on average. They decide within seconds if a website is credible and relevant for them. What that means for companies is that it is no longer enough to simply have a website. It is your most important marketing tool. If you want visitors to convert to customers, it needs to engage them in an immersive experience – one that will encourage them to explore and they will remember once they have left.
In our 23 years in business, eobiont has become experts in doing this. We have top skills in marketing strategy, visual design, content creation, user experience and information architecture. We place an equal focus under the hood with performance optimisation, GDPR compliance, security and backend. Our projects include high-tech brands, public awareness campaigns and advanced web applications. These have been distinguished with multiple industry awards.
Below are a few examples of our work. Now it is up to you. If you are ready to discuss your web needs with us, you can schedule a free consultation right away. Otherwise, take a spin around our very own distinctive 3D website to learn more about us.
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msg insur:it
msg insur:it is a leading international provider of insurance software. Their new website uses unconventional design and animation to generate a motivating user experience for customers, prospects and potential staff in 4 languages and 8 countries with individualised presentations.
Helen Doron Germany
The Helen Doron English franchise teaches English as a second language to children of all ages. It therefore needs to reflect the playfulness of the teaching methodology without looking too childish for the older kids and teens. Engaging interactive elements help the user to understand how the individual courses all fit together into a complete learning system.
Smoke Detectors Save Lives
The “smoke detectors save lives” website is the wellspring for information about smoke detectors and fire safety in Germany. To create a website with massive amounts of information for consumers, professionals and journalists alike – and still be engaging – is a daunting task. We used surprising imagery and infographics to breathe life into what otherwise might seem a dry topic.