PREPARED FOR
Laura and Kevin
COMPANY
Openbox
DATE
March 2026
THE PROBLEM
People look at your site and think you're something you're not.
You're the team that embedded at Tesco Bank and got trusted with outcomes, not just headcount. You've spent years inside Lloyd's building something real. Clients who work with you get it. But someone landing on your website for the first time? They'd think you're a staffing agency with a nice logo.
The copy talks about what you do, not what the client's problem is. The imagery doesn't hold anyone's attention. Kevin, you said it yourself: you spend the first few calls just explaining what Openbox actually is. That's the website's job, and right now it's not doing it.
CURRENT STATE
Here's what people see today.
A quick look at the current site and what stands out. These aren't criticisms for the sake of it. They're the gaps between what you are and what the site communicates.
OBJECTIVES
What the new site needs to do.
Not a wishlist. These are the specific things the website needs to achieve, based on what came out of the discovery conversations with Kevin and Laura.
01
CLOSE THE PERCEPTION GAP
When someone lands on the site for the first time, they should understand within seconds that Openbox is a delivery partner that embeds and owns outcomes. Not a staffing agency. Not a body shop. The positioning has to do this work before a single call is booked.
THE APPROACH
Three clear sprints.
Same process I use on enterprise projects, scaled to move quickly. Each sprint has a clear deliverable you sign off before we move on. No surprises.
DELIVERABLES
Everything that makes your site work.
The website is the vehicle. These are the parts that make it deliver. Each one exists because it solves a specific problem you have today or sets you up for where you want to be in 12 months.
PROOF
I've done this
before.
Regulated industries, complex stakeholders, high expectations. Every client is different. The standard isn't.

GLOBAL INSURANCE MARKETPLACE
Website redesign for the one of world's largest insurance providers.
Started as a UX review, grew into a full redesign. Embedded with the client team throughout. Every design decision backed by real data, not assumptions.
Full ux/ui redesign
Data-led decisions
Creative direction
Dev handover

SMILIMG BARD
Designed, built and shipped a product from scratch.
Solo project. UI, branding, API integration, launch. Proof that one person can take something from idea to live product.
UX/UI design
Product design
Product dev
Web design and dev

GOPIDGE STARTUP PASSPORT
Design Lead on a two-sided investment platform.
Led a designer and two developers from brief to validated MVP in 8 weeks. Research, design system, prototyping and dev handover. 80% of users said it felt more trustworthy than traditional profiles.
UX/UI design
Product design
Team management
0-1 product delivery
INVESTMENT
What you're walking away with.
Fixed scope. Everything listed above is included. No hourly billing, no surprise invoices.
Discovery synthesis and positioning strategy
Messaging framework and content structure for the site
Visual design direction and reusable design system
All L1 pages (~8) with templated sub-pages (ex. Services > Tech/engineering) and CMS templates
Interactive proposal template (s/m/l)
Responsive development with CMS
Responsive development with CMS
Two rounds of revision per sprint
6 months post-launch maintenance and publishing
TOTAL
£8,000
Fixed scope ~ 5 weeks
Payment: 50% to kick off, 50% on delivery. Phased invoicing available. Hosting is separate and runs around £20/month via Framer.
Let's build the future. Together.
If this feels right, we lock in a start date. One quick call to align on anything outstanding and we're off.


