A regional internet and mobile provider, rebuilt to look as credible as the network behind it.

The challenge

Aventis sells internet and mobile service in places with few alternatives, but the business was split across a main site and a separate mobility microsite — and the buy buttons pointed at a checkout that no longer existed. A customer couldn't tell what was available at their address, or whether the company was real.

What shipped

• Nine pages bringing internet and mobile under one brand, replacing a main site plus a separate microsite
• An address checker and coverage map, so a visitor can find out what's actually available where they live
• Dead checkout links replaced with a working enquiry flow that reaches a human
• City pages generated from one template, for the northern markets the service reaches
• Hardware pages naming the actual equipment a customer receives
• Structured data with no invented ratings — the code comment says it plainly: none exists, never fake