Covecta Ltd
Proposal
Covecta Website Redesign
We will redesign and rebuild the Covecta website in Framer as a product-led, story-driven platform for its next stage of growth.
Covecta Ltd
Proposal
Covecta Website Redesign
We will redesign and rebuild the Covecta website in Framer as a product-led, story-driven platform for its next stage of growth.
Covecta Ltd
Proposal
Covecta Website Redesign
We will redesign and rebuild the Covecta website in Framer as a product-led, story-driven platform for its next stage of growth.
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Covecta Ltd
85 Great Portland St, First Floor
London W1W 7LT
UK
Prepared By
Allsite Studio
Grünberger Strasse 17
10243 Berlin
Germany
Overview
We will redesign and rebuild the Covecta website in Framer as a product-led, story-driven platform for the company’s next stage.
The project is not a Webflow migration. It is a full rebuild: clearer positioning, a stronger product story, new page structures, a refreshed digital expression, and a Framer system the Covecta team can manage after launch.
The site should help prospects understand what Covecta is, why it matters, how the platform works, and where the company is going. The product needs to be shown properly, but the story around the product is just as important: the people, the operating model, the customer proof, and the wider ambition behind Vecta and the agent library.
A key part of the work is turning the sitemap into a flexible content system. Pages such as agents, solutions, customer stories, company, security, and resources should not feel like isolated brochure pages. They should connect into one product narrative and give the team room to add new proof, new use cases, and new product stories over time.
The result is a modern Framer website that explains the category, gives the product the right visual weight, supports sales conversations, and is ready for a late-October launch.
We will redesign and rebuild the Covecta website in Framer as a product-led, story-driven platform for the company’s next stage.
The project is not a Webflow migration. It is a full rebuild: clearer positioning, a stronger product story, new page structures, a refreshed digital expression, and a Framer system the Covecta team can manage after launch.
The site should help prospects understand what Covecta is, why it matters, how the platform works, and where the company is going. The product needs to be shown properly, but the story around the product is just as important: the people, the operating model, the customer proof, and the wider ambition behind Vecta and the agent library.
A key part of the work is turning the sitemap into a flexible content system. Pages such as agents, solutions, customer stories, company, security, and resources should not feel like isolated brochure pages. They should connect into one product narrative and give the team room to add new proof, new use cases, and new product stories over time.
The result is a modern Framer website that explains the category, gives the product the right visual weight, supports sales conversations, and is ready for a late-October launch.
Working Approach
We will work from the sitemap, customer notes, and reference set, then turn that into a clear direction before building the full site.
Phase one is about structure and direction: deciding how the product story unfolds, which pages need the most depth, how Vecta is introduced, and where customer proof, security, and company narrative sit in the journey.
Phase two is design and build in Framer. We move quickly from direction into production, using real page content, real product concepts, and reusable sections rather than static presentation work that needs to be rebuilt later.
The process is senior-led and practical. We can take detailed input where it exists, and we can also make editorial and structural calls where the current material needs abstraction. The goal is not to reproduce the sitemap literally; the goal is to make the website feel inevitable, clear, and launch-ready.
We handle the Framer build, CMS structure, responsive implementation, redirects, core metadata, QA, handover, and launch support. Client feedback and content approvals need to be consolidated so the four-week timeline stays realistic.
We will work from the sitemap, customer notes, and reference set, then turn that into a clear direction before building the full site.
Phase one is about structure and direction: deciding how the product story unfolds, which pages need the most depth, how Vecta is introduced, and where customer proof, security, and company narrative sit in the journey.
Phase two is design and build in Framer. We move quickly from direction into production, using real page content, real product concepts, and reusable sections rather than static presentation work that needs to be rebuilt later.
The process is senior-led and practical. We can take detailed input where it exists, and we can also make editorial and structural calls where the current material needs abstraction. The goal is not to reproduce the sitemap literally; the goal is to make the website feel inevitable, clear, and launch-ready.
We handle the Framer build, CMS structure, responsive implementation, redirects, core metadata, QA, handover, and launch support. Client feedback and content approvals need to be consolidated so the four-week timeline stays realistic.
Scope
Full rebuild of the Covecta website in Framer, replacing the current Webflow setup.
Website-focused brand refresh: typography, colour application, layouts, product visuals, motion direction, UI treatments, and supporting graphic language. A full logo redesign or broad identity system is not included unless agreed separately.
Design and Framer build for the core sitemap: Home, Vecta, Platform, Solutions, Customers, Security, Company, Book a demo, plus the required subpages and CMS-backed page types.
Reusable CMS structures for agents, agent detail pages, solutions, customer stories, resources or blog content, company content, and legal or support pages where needed.
Product storytelling sections for the operating system narrative, Vecta, the agent library, customer lifecycle use cases, security and compliance, customer proof, and company story.
Basic launch setup: responsive QA, metadata, redirects from relevant Webflow URLs, sitemap, analytics/tracking hooks if provided, and go-live support.
Out of scope: custom backend functionality, multilingual rollout, complex product app logic, custom photography production, advanced CRM automation, and substantial new page types introduced after scope approval.
Full rebuild of the Covecta website in Framer, replacing the current Webflow setup.
Website-focused brand refresh: typography, colour application, layouts, product visuals, motion direction, UI treatments, and supporting graphic language. A full logo redesign or broad identity system is not included unless agreed separately.
Design and Framer build for the core sitemap: Home, Vecta, Platform, Solutions, Customers, Security, Company, Book a demo, plus the required subpages and CMS-backed page types.
Reusable CMS structures for agents, agent detail pages, solutions, customer stories, resources or blog content, company content, and legal or support pages where needed.
Product storytelling sections for the operating system narrative, Vecta, the agent library, customer lifecycle use cases, security and compliance, customer proof, and company story.
Basic launch setup: responsive QA, metadata, redirects from relevant Webflow URLs, sitemap, analytics/tracking hooks if provided, and go-live support.
Out of scope: custom backend functionality, multilingual rollout, complex product app logic, custom photography production, advanced CRM automation, and substantial new page types introduced after scope approval.
Sitemap
Page / Collection | Type | Purpose & Notes |
|---|---|---|
Home | Static | Primary positioning and story page. Establishes Covecta as the AI operating system for financial services, introduces Vecta, the agent library, customer proof, platform value, and the wider company ambition. Product-led, but with a stronger human and company story than the current site. |
Vecta | Static | Dedicated product page showing Vecta from the user’s perspective. Explains how people interact with the product, how work moves through it, and how Vecta connects knowledge, agents, workflows, and teams. Product UI should carry most of the story. |
Agents — Index | CMS Index | Agent Library. Browse and understand the agents available within Covecta, grouped and filterable where useful. Designed as a major product-discovery surface rather than a simple feature list. |
Agents — Template | CMS Template | Individual agent pages explaining what the agent does, who it is for, what work it performs, how it operates, and where it connects into the wider Covecta platform. Built so the library can expand continuously. |
Solutions — Index | CMS Index | Overview of the problems and workflows Covecta addresses across financial services. Provides a buyer-oriented route into the product rather than requiring visitors to understand the agent architecture first. |
Solutions — Template | CMS Template | Individual solution / use-case pages combining the business problem, relevant workflows, deployed agents, product UI, measurable outcomes, customer proof, and related content. |
Customer Stories — Index | CMS Index | Proof-led overview of customers and deployments. Allows prospects to explore examples by institution, use case, solution, or outcome where useful. |
Customer Stories — Template | CMS Template | Individual customer stories covering the challenge, deployment, relevant agents / workflows, results, customer quotes, and wider context. Connected directly to related solution and agent pages. |
Security | Static | Enterprise validation page covering security, data privacy, hosting, controls, model/data handling, compliance, integrations, and the questions security, risk, procurement, and IT teams need answered. |
About | Static | Company story and mission. Why Covecta exists, why the founders built it, the ambition for AI in financial services, leadership, wider team, investors/backers, and company momentum. More editorial and human than a conventional corporate About page. |
Partners | Static | Technology, delivery, ecosystem, and channel relationships. Explains how partners extend Covecta’s reach and capabilities rather than functioning as a simple logo directory. |
Resources / Blog — Index | CMS Index | Insights, product updates, company announcements, customer news, and thought leadership. Search and filtering by agreed content types/topics. Final naming can remain Blog or expand into a broader Resources hub. |
Resources / Blog — Template | CMS Template | Individual article and announcement pages with strong editorial hierarchy, author information, related content, and contextual links into relevant agents, solutions, and customer stories. |
Careers | Static / CMS Index | Employer story, team culture, values, founder perspective, team photography, open roles, and application route. Should feel like part of the wider company story rather than a standalone jobs board. |
Career — Template | CMS Template | Individual job descriptions if roles are managed directly in Framer; otherwise the Careers page can link into the selected ATS and this template can be omitted. |
Book a Demo | Static | Primary conversion page behind demo CTAs. Short qualifying form and/or automated scheduling flow, with a clear explanation of what happens next. |
Book a demo Success | Static | Confirmation page after form is submitted |
Legal — Template | CMS Template | Privacy policy, terms, cookie policy, imprint/company information, and additional compliance documents. |
404 | Static | Branded error page with recovery paths into Vecta, Agents, Solutions, Customer Stories, and Book a Demo. |
llms.txt | Technical | Machine-readable summary of Covecta, the product, solutions, agents, and important site entities for LLM and answer-engine consumption. |
robots.txt | Technical | Crawl and indexation controls. |
sitemap.xml | Technical | Auto-generated sitemap covering all relevant static and CMS pages. |
Page / Collection | Type | Purpose & Notes |
|---|---|---|
Home | Static | Primary positioning and story page. Establishes Covecta as the AI operating system for financial services, introduces Vecta, the agent library, customer proof, platform value, and the wider company ambition. Product-led, but with a stronger human and company story than the current site. |
Vecta | Static | Dedicated product page showing Vecta from the user’s perspective. Explains how people interact with the product, how work moves through it, and how Vecta connects knowledge, agents, workflows, and teams. Product UI should carry most of the story. |
Agents — Index | CMS Index | Agent Library. Browse and understand the agents available within Covecta, grouped and filterable where useful. Designed as a major product-discovery surface rather than a simple feature list. |
Agents — Template | CMS Template | Individual agent pages explaining what the agent does, who it is for, what work it performs, how it operates, and where it connects into the wider Covecta platform. Built so the library can expand continuously. |
Solutions — Index | CMS Index | Overview of the problems and workflows Covecta addresses across financial services. Provides a buyer-oriented route into the product rather than requiring visitors to understand the agent architecture first. |
Solutions — Template | CMS Template | Individual solution / use-case pages combining the business problem, relevant workflows, deployed agents, product UI, measurable outcomes, customer proof, and related content. |
Customer Stories — Index | CMS Index | Proof-led overview of customers and deployments. Allows prospects to explore examples by institution, use case, solution, or outcome where useful. |
Customer Stories — Template | CMS Template | Individual customer stories covering the challenge, deployment, relevant agents / workflows, results, customer quotes, and wider context. Connected directly to related solution and agent pages. |
Security | Static | Enterprise validation page covering security, data privacy, hosting, controls, model/data handling, compliance, integrations, and the questions security, risk, procurement, and IT teams need answered. |
About | Static | Company story and mission. Why Covecta exists, why the founders built it, the ambition for AI in financial services, leadership, wider team, investors/backers, and company momentum. More editorial and human than a conventional corporate About page. |
Partners | Static | Technology, delivery, ecosystem, and channel relationships. Explains how partners extend Covecta’s reach and capabilities rather than functioning as a simple logo directory. |
Resources / Blog — Index | CMS Index | Insights, product updates, company announcements, customer news, and thought leadership. Search and filtering by agreed content types/topics. Final naming can remain Blog or expand into a broader Resources hub. |
Resources / Blog — Template | CMS Template | Individual article and announcement pages with strong editorial hierarchy, author information, related content, and contextual links into relevant agents, solutions, and customer stories. |
Careers | Static / CMS Index | Employer story, team culture, values, founder perspective, team photography, open roles, and application route. Should feel like part of the wider company story rather than a standalone jobs board. |
Career — Template | CMS Template | Individual job descriptions if roles are managed directly in Framer; otherwise the Careers page can link into the selected ATS and this template can be omitted. |
Book a Demo | Static | Primary conversion page behind demo CTAs. Short qualifying form and/or automated scheduling flow, with a clear explanation of what happens next. |
Book a demo Success | Static | Confirmation page after form is submitted |
Legal — Template | CMS Template | Privacy policy, terms, cookie policy, imprint/company information, and additional compliance documents. |
404 | Static | Branded error page with recovery paths into Vecta, Agents, Solutions, Customer Stories, and Book a Demo. |
llms.txt | Technical | Machine-readable summary of Covecta, the product, solutions, agents, and important site entities for LLM and answer-engine consumption. |
robots.txt | Technical | Crawl and indexation controls. |
sitemap.xml | Technical | Auto-generated sitemap covering all relevant static and CMS pages. |
Design Direction
The Covecta site should feel product-led, editorial, and credible — closer to a category-defining AI infrastructure company than a conventional B2B SaaS site.
The references point to a clear direction: conduct.ai for an interactive product story in three pillars, spektr for page structure and company storytelling, taktile for the agent library and detail-page model, rogo.ai for cinematic human/product narrative, legora for video-led presence, and sierra.ai for confident enterprise AI framing.
We would use the product as the main visual asset: interface moments, agent cards, workflows, outcome rows, customer lifecycle views, and system diagrams. The site should make the platform feel tangible without over-explaining the mechanics.
The brand refresh should sharpen the existing foundation rather than restart it completely. Expect stronger typography, calmer spacing, more deliberate colour, better product framing, light motion, and a clearer contrast between product, proof, security, and company narrative.
The overall feeling should be: intelligent, calm, operational, human, and ambitious. The product should look useful today, while the company story signals where Covecta is going next.
The Covecta site should feel product-led, editorial, and credible — closer to a category-defining AI infrastructure company than a conventional B2B SaaS site.
The references point to a clear direction: conduct.ai for an interactive product story in three pillars, spektr for page structure and company storytelling, taktile for the agent library and detail-page model, rogo.ai for cinematic human/product narrative, legora for video-led presence, and sierra.ai for confident enterprise AI framing.
We would use the product as the main visual asset: interface moments, agent cards, workflows, outcome rows, customer lifecycle views, and system diagrams. The site should make the platform feel tangible without over-explaining the mechanics.
The brand refresh should sharpen the existing foundation rather than restart it completely. Expect stronger typography, calmer spacing, more deliberate colour, better product framing, light motion, and a clearer contrast between product, proof, security, and company narrative.
The overall feeling should be: intelligent, calm, operational, human, and ambitious. The product should look useful today, while the company story signals where Covecta is going next.
Timeline
Estimated project duration: 4 weeks.
Week 1: direction, sitemap refinement, core narrative, and visual direction.
Week 2: core page design and Framer system build.
Week 3: remaining pages, CMS structures, responsive implementation, and content population.
Week 4: iteration, QA, redirects, launch preparation, handover, and go-live support.
The timeline is planned around a go-live before the end of October and depends on fast feedback, consolidated approvals, and timely access to product UI, copy inputs, customer proof, imagery, and technical setup details.
Estimated project duration: 4 weeks.
Week 1: direction, sitemap refinement, core narrative, and visual direction.
Week 2: core page design and Framer system build.
Week 3: remaining pages, CMS structures, responsive implementation, and content population.
Week 4: iteration, QA, redirects, launch preparation, handover, and go-live support.
The timeline is planned around a go-live before the end of October and depends on fast feedback, consolidated approvals, and timely access to product UI, copy inputs, customer proof, imagery, and technical setup details.
Price
Fixed project price: 28k€
This includes direction, website-focused brand refresh, sitemap refinement, page design, full Framer build, CMS setup, responsive implementation, basic SEO setup, Webflow redirect support, QA, handover, and go-live support.
The price assumes the existing logo remains unchanged and that the project focuses on a sharp digital refresh, product storytelling, and a launch-ready Framer website. Larger brand identity work, custom integrations, multilingual rollout, or substantial functionality outside Framer would be scoped separately.
Fixed project price: 28k€
This includes direction, website-focused brand refresh, sitemap refinement, page design, full Framer build, CMS setup, responsive implementation, basic SEO setup, Webflow redirect support, QA, handover, and go-live support.
The price assumes the existing logo remains unchanged and that the project focuses on a sharp digital refresh, product storytelling, and a launch-ready Framer website. Larger brand identity work, custom integrations, multilingual rollout, or substantial functionality outside Framer would be scoped separately.
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