A geotechnical consultancy that had to look as serious as its engineering.

The problem

Ground investigation is bought by procurement teams, not by enthusiasts. A tender committee shortlisting three consultancies will open all three websites in a row, usually on a phone, usually between other meetings. Whatever they conclude in those thirty seconds is what the technical submission has to overcome.

Joline’s previous site made that harder than it needed to be. It was slow to open, it did not say plainly what the firm did or where it worked, and the depth of experience behind it: eight countries of project history: was invisible until the third click, which nobody makes.

What we built

A site that answers the procurement question in its first line and proves it immediately afterwards. Services stated in the language a tender document uses. Project experience surfaced on the homepage rather than buried in a portfolio. Country coverage shown as a fact rather than described as a claim.

Underneath, it was built for the connection it would actually be opened on: no heavy imagery, no framework overhead, and a content structure their own team can update without calling us.

The result

The site now loads in 2.3 seconds on mobile data, and it scores 7 out of 7 on the same seven-point test we publish for everybody else. Country coverage is stated on the first screen rather than buried, and the firm’s own team adds project experience without calling us.

How it looks

The capture below is the live site as it loads today. It is a real screenshot of real work, not a mockup.