Concept · UnsolicitedProduct2026

Graniten

Role

Concept · Unsolicited corporate redesign

Year

2026

Discipline

Product

Graniten cover screenshot

01 The brief

Graniten is a Swedish high-tech pharmaceutical-packaging and healthcare-automation company we admire. Their existing site is a competent but dated corporate brochure. We rebuilt it on our own time to test whether a calm, editorial language could carry an industrial buyer without losing the credibility a regulated industry demands.

02 The approach

  1. 01

    Three business areas, three doors

    Pharmaceutical packaging, healthcare automation, and custom engineering each get their own landing page rather than being collapsed into a single 'Solutions' menu. The IA reflects how a buyer actually arrives: by use case, not by org chart.

  2. 02

    Flexline as a product, not a feature

    Their flagship platform got a dedicated page with a spec sheet, integration story, and a small case-study section. Treating it as a product page rather than a marketing slide changes how a procurement team can share the link internally.

  3. 03

    Global office locations as a credibility cue

    An interactive map of regional offices replaces the 'About Us' paragraph. For a multi-region industrial buyer, knowing there's a sales engineer in their time zone is the actual conversion driver.

  4. 04

    Enterprise contact flow with intent

    The contact form captures business area, region, and project type — not just name and message. It mirrors the qualification a real BD team would do on a first call.

03 What we shipped

  • 12-page corporate site with three business-area landing pages
  • Flexline product page with spec sheet + integration story
  • Interactive office locations map
  • Enterprise contact flow with business-area + region routing
  • News / press section with CMS-ready structure
  • EcoVadis Gold credential surfaced as a footer trust strip

Built with

Multi-regionEnterprise FormsNews CMSEcoVadis Gold

04 What we'd ship next

We sent the work to the team and never heard back. The deployment stays up at graniten.vercel.app as a portfolio piece — proof of the kind of work we'd ship for an industrial or corporate client.