Website for Cascada Comprehensive Reforms
A client from Barcelona approached me with a project for renovation and construction. The task: to sell not just renovation, but a high-quality premium service, the cost of which is above the market average. In such a situation, it is not enough to create another "beautiful" website — it was necessary to convince the user that this particular contractor is worth their money.
We started with the most important thing — trust. I suggested that the company’s leader appear on camera and record a welcome video: to talk about the company, show the construction sites, the work process, the results, and the approach. This step is not easy for many; not everyone is ready to become a "star of the screen." But my clients are brave people. They openly show themselves and their team, outpacing those who modestly hide behind logos and stock photos.
Every design element — from the structure of the pages to the headings — was carefully thought out to lead the user step by step to the application, while simultaneously demonstrating the company’s values and addressing potential objections.
We also created a separate video section called "Sharing Experience," where the team regularly appears on camera and talks about projects and technologies. Such content blurs the line between the image on the screen and real communication.
As a result, we created a website that sells value: it shows the face of the company, its approach, and high standards. And where there is trust and understanding, price ceases to be the main argument.
We started with the most important thing — trust. I suggested that the company’s leader appear on camera and record a welcome video: to talk about the company, show the construction sites, the work process, the results, and the approach. This step is not easy for many; not everyone is ready to become a "star of the screen." But my clients are brave people. They openly show themselves and their team, outpacing those who modestly hide behind logos and stock photos.
Every design element — from the structure of the pages to the headings — was carefully thought out to lead the user step by step to the application, while simultaneously demonstrating the company’s values and addressing potential objections.
We also created a separate video section called "Sharing Experience," where the team regularly appears on camera and talks about projects and technologies. Such content blurs the line between the image on the screen and real communication.
As a result, we created a website that sells value: it shows the face of the company, its approach, and high standards. And where there is trust and understanding, price ceases to be the main argument.