Different businesses need different websites

Inspired by the Dalarna landscape. Pixel-art northern lights over the mountains give the company an identity people remember.

We wanted the company to feel like the place it comes from. The northern lights are always moving, and the page reflects the weather in Rättvik, so it changes with the seasons. No template could do that.

• Animated graphics drawn in real time
• Live weather data from SMHI, the Swedish weather service
• In Swedish and English

• Animation
• Creative
• Distinctive identity

Statistics about municipalities are usually dull. We made them fun: familiar coats of arms and a search box front and centre.

The fun has a purpose: visitors should recognise their own municipality before they read a single number. The coats of arms and the search box let people start where they live, and anyone who wants to dig deeper can.

Trivsio is now expanding across Europe, starting with Belgium. Soon it will cover far more than Sweden's 290 municipalities.

• Data service built on open government data
• Interactive maps and comparisons
• Updates automatically

• Maps
• Data
• Playful

Security should feel human, not scary. Calm colours, a big headline and a lesson you can start right away.

Minimal design, maximum focus. Where others reach for warning signs and hooded hackers, we chose plain messages and simple shapes, so a heavy subject feels approachable. The lesson on the home page lets buyers try it straight away, without booking a meeting.

• Learning platform with videos
• Interactive group exercises
• Automatic reporting
• Easy to connect to learning platforms (LMS)

• Clean
• Clear
• Video

You shouldn't need to be an engineer to understand AI. Bright pages, calm typography and illustrations that explain. The globe, for one, shows where your data ends up.

The site works for every level, from beginners to experts. Topics are clearly labelled and every page points the way on, so nobody needs to know where to begin. Where text would get heavy, the illustrations do the work.

• Lessons in a clear order
• A guide that finds the right starting point
• Search across all content

• Editorial
• Easy to read
• Illustrated

Trust is invisible, so we made it visible. On the home page, a passport is signed, a number is tampered with and the check raises the alarm.

Show, don't tell. Cryptography is hard to explain in words, but when visitors watch the check raise the alarm, they understand what the service does in seconds. The understated design builds trust, and a timeline answers the buyer's next question: why now?

• Interactive demo on the home page
• API for signed product passports
• Verification by QR code

• Clean
• Trust
• Interactive