B2B telecom consultancy website | Squarespace enterprise by Saad AfaqB2B telecom consultancy website | Squarespace enterprise by Saad Afaq

B2B telecom consultancy website | Squarespace enterprise

Saad Afaq

Saad Afaq

Zukunft Engineering: A data-led site for a network benchmarking consultancy

Precision mobile performance data across the UK, Republic of Ireland and Europe.

Precision, made visible

Zukunft Engineering is a British telecommunications and network benchmarking consultancy delivering precision mobile performance data across the UK, Republic of Ireland and Europe. I designed and built its website on Squarespace.

Credible and proven, at a glance

Zukunft sells precision field data to enterprise telecom clients and network operators, so the site had to read as exact, credible and proven. The answer is a black-and-lime identity with heavy, tight Archivo type, proof figures under the headline, a five-service grid with a bespoke programme call to action, and client logos and ISO standards as credibility.

Discovery, design, build

Discovery: understanding the consultancy, its services and the enterprise clients the site has to convince.
Design: layouts, type and colour shaped into a black-and-lime, data-led look. Build: built on Squarespace 7.1 with Fluid Engine, section by section.

Archivo, black and lime

One family, Archivo, in three weights: bold with tight tracking for headings and regular for body copy.
Colours: lime #96E44E, black, charcoal #141414, light grey #F2F2F2 and white.

Services, credibility and contact

The services section sets out five tests in a dark grid, plus one card for custom work. Proof is built into the page through named clients, operator logos and the quality standards behind every project. The contact page keeps one goal: start a conversation about a benchmarking programme

The same black-and-lime look on the phone

CREDITS
Design & build by Saad Afaq. Platform: Squarespace 7.1.
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Posted Jul 31, 2026

A 5y old British network benchmarking consultancy selling to Accenture and UK operators, so the site had to make a small team read as a safe procurement choice.