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A modern redesign for a flat-pack assembly business focused on one goal: building trust and increasing conversions.
Sometimes a thoughtful redesign is all it takes to make a business look as professional as the service it provides.
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looks so much more legit now
The before and after here genuinely reads as more trustworthy on the flat-pack shots alone. Was this driven by actual conversion data, or more of a gut call that the old site wasn't landing?
Option 1 all the way. The cleaner layout reads way more trustworthy and premium.
Looks great! What was the biggest challenge during the redesign?
Option 1 is Strong
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