Enorm Technology: a B2B website and design system for an enterprise IT supplier

Overview

Enorm Technology (Enorm Teknoloji) is an Istanbul-based enterprise IT supplier. It sells software licences, computers, workstations, networking and video conferencing products to companies, universities and public institutions, and builds each offer around the customer’s use case, number of users, existing infrastructure and budget. [1]

Its catalogue spans brands such as Adobe, Microsoft, Autodesk, Apple, Dell, HP and Lenovo, plus consulting for Odoo ERP, AWS cloud and Magento e-commerce. [2] I designed the new website through my studio, Beew, and built it in Framer: research, a design system made from scratch, and every page for desktop and mobile, in about two months in 2025.

The challenge

Enorm competes in a crowded technology market, and its old website was not helping. Visitors struggled to see the full scope of what the company offers, and the site did not reflect a business that sells to large organisations.

• Outdated design and inconsistent branding across pages.
• Poor navigation and an unclear content structure that hid the range of software, hardware and consulting.
• No design system, so every new page drifted further from the last.
• Slow loading times that hurt the experience.

Goals

• Communicate Enorm’s value clearly: software, hardware and consulting from global brands, for organisations.
• Make it easy for businesses to find the solution they need and contact the company.
• Build a scalable design system for consistent branding.
• Work well on every device and be optimised for performance and SEO.

Approach

1. Let the brands do the talking

Business buyers often arrive looking for a specific product. So the homepage leads with a row of brand cards, Adobe, Autodesk, Microsoft 365, Wolfram and more, that work both as proof and as navigation.

2. One pattern for three business lines

Software, hardware and consulting share the same building blocks: a small tag, a plain headline, short copy, key figures and a carousel of brand cards. Learn one section and you can read them all.

3. System first, pages second

Research, competitor analysis, user interviews and usability testing, shaped the structure. I then built the design system before the pages: type, colour, a red accent used sparingly, cards and components that the Framer build reuses everywhere.

4. Every page ends in a conversation

Enorm sells through quotes and conversations, not a checkout. Each page closes with a call to action, a newsletter sign-up or a short contact form, so the next step is always one click away.

The solution

Homepage: enterprise solutions, brand by brand

The hero states the offer in three words, Enterprise Software Solutions, with buttons for solutions and consulting. Below it, an animated carousel of brand cards opens onto the three business lines: software, hardware and consulting.

Company story

A dark “Our story” band breaks the light catalogue and puts people on the page: one sentence about meeting the IT needs of organisations, a contact button and photos of the team at work.

Software, hardware and consulting

Each business line follows the same pattern with its own mood: light for software, blue for hardware, dark with warm gradients for ERP, cloud and e-commerce consulting. A partners band of customer logos closes the run.

Solution catalogue and brand pages

The solutions page groups products by need, security and backup, graphics and modelling, statistics, virtualisation, servers, office and education, with a side menu to filter. Each brand then gets its own page, like Adobe, with an overview, main applications, a comparison table and a contact form beside the content.

About, careers and contact

Company pages reuse the same dark and light bands: an about page with figures, a careers page that invites people to see open roles, and a contact page in Enorm red with phone, email, address, a map and a short form.

Blog, newsletter and footer

A blog on the latest technology developments gives Enorm a place for guides and news that also helps search. A newsletter sign-up, a closing call to action surrounded by brand logos and a footer listing every brand and solution round off each page.

Results

• A modern, consistent website that presents Enorm’s software, hardware and consulting offer as one clear catalogue.
• A design system built from scratch that keeps every new page on-brand and makes the site easier to maintain.
• Responsive layouts for every page, so buyers get the same experience on desktop and mobile.
• A clearer path from browsing to contact, with forms and calls to action on every page.

The site is live at enorm.com.tr and runs on Framer, with the same structure of brands, business lines, solutions, blog and newsletter. [2]

Key takeaways

• When buyers search by brand, make the brands your navigation.
• One repeatable section pattern makes a large catalogue feel simple.
• Build the design system first; the pages get faster and more consistent.
• In B2B, every page should end with a way to talk to someone.