Seven companies whose websites we thought could do more. For each one we built the homepage we would give it, working page and all, on its own published content and brand, with one tool at its centre that does a job its customers come for. None was commissioned: this is concept work, and the brands shown belong to their owners. Each card opens the proposal itself, in English, with the notice it carries. Each picture is the proposal's first screen at 1440 pixels; BEO's is the photograph its proposal opens with.
An exporter of coffee, cacao and pepper from Honduras, born from three cooperatives of small producers as their own export channel. A buyer chooses product, certification, volume and port, and a lot request fills itself in, to copy or print and send to BEO.
A coffee cooperative in Las Capucas, San Pedro, Copán, Honduras. A page for buyers shows its four processes and eight certifications, and a buyer asks for a sample of the process they buy.
An air-conditioning group with 30 branches across Honduras. Seven questions on the first screen size the unit a room needs, then hand the customer to the branch in their own city.
An offset printer in Tegucigalpa. A print-specification tool turns a book, a carton or a magazine into a request the plant can quote from.
A television channel in Tegucigalpa. The homepage is built around its programme guide: what is on now and next, the week as a timeline, and an export other guides can read.
A pharmaceutical company selling in four Central American countries. The first screen takes a pharmacy, clinic or hospital through a three-step request for its product catalogue.
An IT-operations and cybersecurity firm in Central America. A twelve-question diagnostic returns a report the visitor can keep as a PDF.
Hero photograph: Victorgrigas, Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 3.0, cropped.
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