Osirium Website

Osirium needed a new website to replace its WordPress one, and it had to work for marketing, sales, support and developers. I designed it, built it in Webflow and looked after it until 2023.

I began with the structure. I drew how the pages would link together, from the home page to sections such as Products, Solutions and Resources, and down to single articles. I presented these plans to colleagues and reworked them through several rounds of feedback, until each team could see where its content belonged.

I then designed each page and built the site as a set of templates. Colleagues could add blog posts, videos and documents themselves, and every new page matched the rest.

I kept the work moving through three weekly meetings:

• a website meeting I hosted with the Marketing Director, the SEO manager and the integration manager, to agree priorities and review progress;
• a design meeting with my design team, covering all our work, the website included;
• a workshop with the integration manager to connect the website to the CRM, the sales software and other business tools.

By 2023 the site had around 500 pages, with interactive touches such as an animated home page and document covers that drew themselves.

The original site is no longer online; the link opens a copy of it.