Blue and white - that's about all I could find out after about five minutes of reading the company's homepage. This company obviously has a soft spot for blue and white. The whole site looks modern and chic, but nowhere does it explain what the business model consists of. It's as if they had hired the web agency "Generic - for sites without a message" to do their job very, very thoroughly.
What I find out is that they work "holistically" and "at eye level with respect for the customer". That they supposedly provide "solutions" and are obviously a good customer of Fotolia, a provider of universal advertising photos. They mainly stick to images that are supposed to express something like cambodia telegram screening prosperity and sporty dynamism: sailing ships, golfers, people in business outfits. And everything in blue and white.
There is no image film, but it would certainly have looked like this:
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Like a name tag without a name
Why, I ask myself, why would you spend at least ten thousand euros on a homepage that doesn't even do the minimum that a company website should do: explain your business to visitors! What do we do, who are we, where and how can you reach us, that's it. You can expand, add to and visually emphasize it as much as you like, but the visitor must be able to understand this information within 20 seconds. It may look different for a multi-billion dollar conglomerate, but for a small or medium-sized company it is actually always possible.
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