Information Architecture
Finding company information shouldn't feel like solving a puzzle.
We made information easier to follow, helping visitors understand what's available, find what they need and know where to go next.
Making Company Information Easier to Navigate as Platform Transactions Grew 103%
In April 2026, Foxar Athon joined SSM Search to work on its digital experience, UI/UX and branding, alongside a connected SEO initiative.
The challenge? People weren't visiting to admire a website. They needed company information they could find, understand and act on.
We focused on making that experience clearer, from how the platform presented itself to how people navigated and discovered its services.
Between April and September 2026, reported monthly platform transactions rose by 103%.
People visit SSM Search for important business information, not to spend their afternoon figuring out a website.
With different company records, unfamiliar terms and multiple services to navigate, even a simple search can feel more complicated than it should.
The challenge was to make the platform easier to understand, simpler to navigate and more recognisable, while helping more people discover it through search.
Because when people come looking for answers, the last thing they need is more questions.
We made information easier to follow, helping visitors understand what's available, find what they need and know where to go next.
We focused on making the interface cleaner, navigation more natural and the whole experience easier to use. Less second-guessing, more getting things done.
We brought a more consistent look and feel to SSM Search, making the platform easier to recognise and giving users a clearer, more professional experience.
We connected the digital experience with SEO, helping SSM Search become more discoverable to people looking for company information online.
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Reported SSM Search monthly platform transactions from January to September 2026.
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Maybe your users have to work too hard to find the right information or maybe your digital experience doesn't quite communicate how valuable your service actually is.
We like those challenges.
B2B website design is the process of creating a website around how business buyers research, understand, evaluate and take action on a company's products or services.
Unlike a purely visual redesign, effective B2B website design connects messaging, information architecture, UI/UX, proof, navigation and conversion paths.
For complex businesses, the website must help buyers understand not only what the company does, but also how its products, solutions and expertise relate to their needs.
B2B website design usually needs to support longer buying journeys, more complex offers and multiple decision-makers.
A B2B buyer may need to understand the company, compare products, assess technical or commercial relevance, review proof and involve other stakeholders before taking the next step.
This makes clarity, information architecture and content hierarchy especially important.
UI/UX helps B2B buyers find the right information, understand complex offerings and move through the website with less friction.
Strong website UI/UX considers navigation, page hierarchy, readability, interaction, content flow and the next action expected from the visitor.
The objective is not simply to make a website look better. It is to make the business easier to understand and evaluate.
Information architecture is the way website content and pages are organised so users can understand where information belongs and how to reach it.
For a complex B2B website, this may involve separating company information, products, solutions, industries, success stories, insights and conversion pages into clearer destinations.
Good information architecture benefits both users and search engines by creating clearer relationships between pages.
Foxar helped transform Infomina AI from a single landing page into a structured product website capable of supporting product understanding, search and future digital growth.
The work included information architecture, product pages, website UI/UX, navigation, success-story structure and a stronger content foundation.
This gave different types of information clearer destinations instead of requiring one page to explain the entire business.
A single landing page provided limited space for Infomina AI to explain its products, use cases, proof and wider enterprise AI proposition.
It also gave search engines very little content to understand and index.
Expanding the website created dedicated destinations for deeper product information and future search-led content.
Website design supports SEO when its architecture gives important products, services and topics clear pages that search engines can crawl, understand and evaluate.
Search visibility can be limited when too much information is compressed into one page or when important content lacks a clear place within the site.
Information architecture, internal navigation and page structure therefore influence both user experience and organic discoverability.
B2B website design can create a stronger foundation for organic visibility by giving search engines more structured, relevant and accessible content to discover.
After Infomina AI's website foundation was established, organic search accounted for 51.8% of new users during the measured period.
Search performance still depends on factors beyond UI/UX, including content depth, authority, technical SEO and search demand.
A complex B2B website should break the buying journey into manageable layers of information rather than trying to explain everything at once.
The structure should help visitors move progressively from understanding to evaluation.
A B2B technology website should clearly explain what the company offers, who it is relevant to, how its products work and why buyers should trust it.
The exact structure depends on the complexity of the business and the information buyers need before taking action.
Website performance should be measured through behaviour and commercial outcomes, not visual quality alone.
For Infomina AI, the rebuilt website established measurable user activity from a zero baseline, with 221 active users, a three-minute average session duration and 1.84 views per session during the reported period.
Yes. Foxar designs B2B marketing websites and digital experiences around how buyers discover, understand, evaluate and act.
Our Digital Experience work can include search-led information architecture, website UI/UX, service and solution pages, landing pages, conversion paths and lead-capture journeys.
We focus specifically on marketing and buyer-facing digital experiences rather than mobile apps or complex software-product UX.
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