Case Study
ie Weber
ie Weber plans power grids, substations and power services, since 1990 and out of three companies. An engineering office for energy technology does not sell off the shelf: it sells confidence in an approval and construction phase that runs for years. That is what the site had to carry, for clients and applicants at the same time.
The starting point
Three business areas under one roof that are easy to confuse from the outside. On top of that a skills market in which the website has to work for applicants as much as for clients. Both jobs on one site, without one crowding out the other.
What we built
A structure that separates the three companies visibly right at the entry point and still shows one firm. Below it the path from plan to finished installation as its own route, reference projects as proof, and a careers layer that does not feel like a bolted-on job board. Visual language: real installations instead of stock photography.
The result
A presence that matches the substance of an engineering office: calm, ordered, without showmanship, and still at the level usually seen in the software industry.
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