i4B homepage: an electric car seen from above with a dotted circuit outline, under the headline “The future of electric vehicles is here”.

i4B

about the case

From Problem to Solution

What We Did

i4B build software for electric-vehicle manufacturers, work that is genuinely hard to show, because none of it has a surface.

One homepage had to read as an engineering partner to OEM buyers and as somewhere worth working to the engineers they are hiring, without splitting into two sites.

Found the one image that carries the offer: the car, and the circuit around it
Held the palette to two moves so the CTA wins by construction
Wrote the nav as the business, about, team, services, careers, cases
Designed case studies and careers as collections, not static pages
Drew the hero graphic in SVG rather than shipping it as a picture

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Most common
questions

What does “turnkey” actually include?
Everything between the idea and the live site.

Design, development, content, launch: one team, nothing for you to coordinate.

You come with a goal, you leave with a website that sells it.
What if I don’t like the first version?
You won’t wait months to find out.

You see the design direction in the first days, and we iterate together at every checkpoint.

Revisions are part of the process, not an extra invoice.
How long until launch?
Two weeks: turnkey.

Design, build, content, launch: most projects go live in 14 days.

Bigger scope takes longer, and you know the exact date before we start.