Eight Products, Eight Verticals, One Site That Stays Legible
A marketing site and content architecture covering eight products across eight verticals.
Client
Industry
Enterprise agentic AI software
Engagement
Direct client
Delivered
- Web design
- Web development
- Content architecture
01 / The challenge
What they came to us with
Syntes AI sells a composable, no-code agentic AI platform to enterprise buyers: live context graphs, autonomous agents, analytics, a no-code app builder. Eight distinct product capabilities, sold into eight industry verticals.
That multiplies badly. Sixty-four combinations of product and audience, all technical, all adjacent, is exactly the shape of content that collapses into a wall of pages a visitor cannot tell apart. The constraint here was a design problem rather than a deadline or a budget.
02 / Our role
Where Devbion sat
Devbion designed and developed the marketing website and the technical content architecture underneath it. The website that presents the platform, not the platform itself, which Syntes AI's own team builds.
The architecture was the deliverable as much as the design was. Getting the structure right was what made the site maintainable at that page count.
03 / The work
What we delivered
The marketing website, its front end, and the content architecture organising it.
- Marketing website design and front-end development
- Technical content architecture spanning eight products and eight verticals
- A shared page structure that avoids sixty-four one-off designs
- Product and vertical pages that stay distinguishable despite sharing structure
04 / Outcome
What changed
Syntes AI has a marketing site that presents a genuinely broad enterprise platform without the information architecture working against it, live today at syntes.ai.
Muhammad communicates well and has solid development expertise. He is fair in how he operates and will not charge for payment if the intended outcome is not possible despite spending the time researching the solution
Liz Ramsey, Syntes.ai
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