Why Allgram
Six features in a calm grid, each with an icon and a line, so the breadth of the product reads as a list of benefits rather than a wall of technology.
Fast, secure, all in one
A bento grid pairs the headline promise with the pillars behind it: the digital ID, content monetization, enterprise-grade security and a universal communication hub.
The digital ID
The consumer page shows the app itself: a carousel of real screens with the Digital ID in focus, a secure QR code that proves who you are.
Professional solutions
Licensed services, chat systems, video calls, analytics, APIs and white-label, as a bento of cards with 3D icons, each one a door into the detail.
Built for enterprise
The enterprise page opens with the numbers organisations ask about first, uptime, encryption, users and support, then nine reasons to choose Allgram.
Deployment options
Self-hosted, managed cloud, hybrid or white-label, each in its own tab with its highlights and an illustration, so IT teams can compare at their own pace.
Side by side
A full comparison table sets the four ways to deploy against each other, from data sovereignty to time to deploy, with clear colour-coded values.
Get the app
Desktop, mobile and web, each with its own download, so every page ends on a clear next step.
Key decisions
A product this broad needed a clear order.
- One promise firstEvery page leads with a single sentence about security and community, before any feature.
- Two audiences, two pathsPeople and organisations each get their own page, language and proof.
- Glow with restraintDeep blues, soft glows and 3D icons give the brand its tech feel, while the text stays high-contrast and easy to read.
The outcome
A complete product website across four pages, on a dark, luminous system that makes a technically complex product feel approachable.
When a product does everything, the design's job is to decide what comes first.
