An award-winning managed service provider offering IT support, cyber security, cloud services and strategic consultancy.
Following a rebrand and acquisition of Storm, the existing site couldn't accommodate the expanded identity or service offering. Navigation went four levels deep in places and the new colour palette needed careful handling to meet contrast requirements.
Designed in Figma. The services wheel was a key asset Littlefish used in presentations and they wanted it on the site. I used Figma Make to vibe code it, giving the dev team something they could translate directly to web rather than building from scratch.
The Brief
Littlefish had been planning a refresh for a while. The rebrand made it urgent. New services had come into the business through the Storm acquisition and the existing page templates couldn't accommodate them. The site needed to grow with the company, not just look different.
The Design
I rebuilt the navigation to a flatter structure and worked the expanded colour palette into a cleaner, more considered layout. White space does a lot of the work. The visual hierarchy makes it immediately clear what Littlefish do and who they do it for, which matters when your audience is evaluating multiple providers at once.
The Service Wheel
The wheel already existed as a presentation asset. The challenge was getting it onto the web in a way that actually worked rather than just embedding a flat graphic. I used Figma Make to vibe code a working version, which gave the dev team something functional to build from. It now lives on the homepage and routes visitors directly to the relevant service pages.
