Symbolon is an Australian AI consulting firm working with enterprise partners including Google, Microsoft, NVIDIA, AWS, and OpenAI. But its online presence felt years behind the level the company was operating at.
I looked at the old website and saw a company doing serious work with a digital presence that wasn’t carrying its weight. The website needed to build enterprise trust before a conversation ever reached the sales team.
Problem
The old site had weak hierarchy, typography without a distinct point of view, and spacing that felt accidental. It didn’t give business decision-makers the clarity or confidence they needed.
Solution
We started by dissecting the existing website in Figma, not to copy it, but to map what was broken before designing anything new.
From there, we rebuilt the design system from scratch: a new typography system, spacing rules, and UI elements shaped around one goal, enterprise trust. The direction stayed clean and professional, while still feeling current enough for an AI consultancy.
The design went through multiple iterations until the visual language felt inevitable. It needed to communicate a serious company without falling into the familiar dark-gradient, futuristic-AI template.
Bringing It to Life
I then developed the site in Framer, using smooth scroll animation, fluid interactions, and small movements that guide attention without competing with the message.
The result is a website that feels clean, premium, and authoritative. The goal was simple: make the company feel as serious online as it is in the work it does.
Result
The client said the new site finally looked like the company they actually are.
Within 60 days of launch, the project reported a 75% lift in visibility and an 85% increase in enquiries. Symbolon now has a digital presence designed to build trust before a sales call begins.