A new website for Lansafe, bringing IT and communications, fire and security, and guard and patrol into a connected group experience. The design shown here is the forthcoming website, prepared ahead of its public launch.
Lansafe is based in Appley Bridge, Wigan, and provides technology and protection services for businesses. Its offer spans IT, communications, networks, fire and security, with related support for organisations across the UK. A broad service range creates a useful design challenge: show the connection between disciplines while helping someone reach the right specialist quickly.
The new website is organised around three divisions: IT & Communications, Fire & Security, and Guard & Patrol. The group homepage introduces that structure first, giving visitors a clear choice without asking them to understand the company’s entire service catalogue.
One Lansafe, with room for each division
I developed a shared design language for the group and its specialist areas. The Lansafe identity, colour treatment and page structure create continuity, while the content and imagery change to reflect the discipline. A visitor can move from the group introduction into IT support or security services without feeling that they have left the organisation behind.
The division pages give more room to specific services and customer needs. Supporting case studies, company information and contact routes connect the specialist offer with the people behind it. It is an approach that suits businesses whose expertise has grown beyond what a simple list of services can comfortably explain.