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Flowmetric is complete and live
This was a self initiated B2B SaaS project I took from the initial product idea through positioning, website strategy, UX/UI design in Figma, frontend development, responsive refinement, testing and deployment
The challenge was not simply designing a SaaS website
Before I could communicate the product, I had to define enough of the product itself: who it was for, what operational problem it solved, how it differed from the tools businesses already use, and how someone should understand its value as they move through the website
That thinking shaped the information architecture, messaging, product UI, use cases, integrations, pricing and eventually the implementation
The result is a complete public facing B2B SaaS marketing website built around clarity rather than a generic SaaS page structure
View the finished website:
https://flowmetric.name.ng
Website Strategy… SaaS Web Design… Figma… UX/UI Design… Frontend Development… Responsive Web Design
Defining who Flowmetric is for before touching the layout is the part most SaaS sites skip. Congrats on shipping it all the way from positioning to deployment, Enocde.
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