WorkAboutLinkedInEmailResume

VIVEK S L

Professional advisory consultation

B2B Lead Generation / CRO / Full-Stack Build

Insure First

Multi-route landing platform for a CBUAE-licensed, conflict-free insurance advisory firm — built to convert cold UAE & GCC business audiences into consultation bookings without relying on an existing brand reputation.

CBUAE Licensed · No. 143UAE & GCC Region

Role

Lead Experience Designer & Frontend Engineer

Stack

ReactReact 18ViteViteFramer MotionFramer MotionTailwind CSSTailwindReact Router

Client

Insure First Risk Management Consultancies

Deliverables

3-Route Site · Lead Magnets · Form System · Email Nurture

01 — Market Positioning

The only advisor in the room with no incentive to mislead you

The UAE insurance advisory market is dominated by direct brokers who earn commission from placing business with insurers. This creates a structural conflict of interest: the advisor is incentivised to select insurers that pay the highest commission — not the ones that offer the best coverage.

Insure First's differentiator is independence. They charge for advisory, not placement — meaning their recommendations are commercially clean. This is a strong and demonstrable value proposition, but it requires educating the market. The site had to make that positioning legible to a business owner who has never considered the distinction before.

25+

Years principal advisor experience

130+

Businesses served across UAE & GCC

$40M+

Insurance premiums optimised

98%

Client retention rate

Target Audience — Four Buyer Personas

01

Business Owners & SME Founders

Broad funnel — broadest audience

02

Finance Directors & CFOs

TCOR and compliance framing

03

Operations Managers & COOs

Contract coverage and project risk

04

HNW Individuals & Expat Families

Personal insurance advisory

Insure First homepage — navigation and hero section

Insure First — Homepage

02 — Information Architecture

Three routes, one funnel — each page built for a specific buyer stage

The site is not a single scrollable page — it is a three-route architecture where each route serves a distinct point in the consultative sales cycle. Navigation reinforces this hierarchy with dropdowns grouped into three clusters: Who We Help, Solutions, and Insurance Services — matching the three questions every B2B buyer asks before engaging an advisor.

Route

Purpose

Audience

Structure

/

Awareness → Interest

Cold traffic

13-section scrollable brief

/services

Consideration → Intent

Warm, evaluating

Persona-led service grid

/contact

Intent → Action

Ready to convert

Form + FAQ + sticky mobile bar

Homepage — 13-Section Scrollable Brief

The homepage is structured as a long-form scrollable brief — common in high-value B2B services where trust must be earned before a prospect will commit to contact. Each section has a specific role in the narrative arc.

01

Hero

First impression — sharp card on photo background, above-fold CTA

02

Trust Bar

Immediate credibility anchoring — answers 'who are these people?' before the first scroll

03

Problems

Emotional resonance — uses the reader's own pain points as a mirror before any solution is introduced

04

Industries

Audience recognition — signals relevance across buyer segments

05

Services

Solution framing — two-pillar advisory model

06

Claims Deep-Dive

High-anxiety pain point addressed in full — builds authority on the most feared scenario

07

Testimonials

Social proof

08

Founder Profile

Personal trust — placed late so credibility reinforces rather than replaces professional credibility

09

Insights

Authority content hub — SEO and thought leadership

10

Contact CTA

Conversion endpoint with named advisor and response time promise

03 — UX Design

Navigation as a trust signal. Contact as a personal commitment.

Two UX moments define the site: the navigation communicates legitimacy at three registers simultaneously before a single section is read. The contact page is designed so that the person reviewing the inquiry has a name, not a job title — converting an anonymous form into a personal exchange.

Navigation — Three-Tier Structure

Tier 1

License Bar

CBUAE Licensed · License No. 143

Desktop only

Regulatory credibility

Tier 2

Contact Bar

Phone · Email · Location (Dubai)

Desktop only

Accessibility — direct contact pre-form

Tier 3

Main Nav

Who We Help · Solutions · Insurance Services · Get A Quote

Both — hamburger on mobile

Service discovery + persistent CTA

On mobile, the license bar is hidden to reduce cognitive load — mobile users are more likely to be in contact mode than exploration mode. Core navigation is preserved in a hamburger menu with expandable accordion sections.

Contact Page — Form Architecture

Book a Consultation

Fredrick will review your enquiry

Response within one business day

Full Name

Work Email

Phone Number

Enquiry Type (optional)

Book Free Consultation →

Form Validation — Four States

Work Email

Default

Work Email

Focus

Work Email

Valid ✓

Work Email

Error ✕

Four-state validation (default → focus → valid → error) with live on-blur feedback rather than on-submit. This exceeds the typical two-state implementation and dramatically reduces form abandonment.

Enquiry type is optional

Making it required would increase drop-off for users who don't know which service category fits their need — the right call for a multi-service advisory firm.

Identified UX Gaps — Next Iteration

Social Proof Depth

Testimonials are brief; no company names or photos

Add client logos or LinkedIn-attributed quotes

Pricing Anchoring

No pricing information or engagement structure

A 'How We Work' section or pricing FAQ would reduce a major B2B objection

Exit Intent

No re-engagement for visitors who scroll without converting

Exit-intent popup offering the free Premium Check as a download

Blog / Insights

Preview section exists but links to no content

Dead links undermine the authority signal — build out or remove

01Company Profile
Step 1 — Industry sector, company size, annual turnover
02Coverage Details
Step 2 — Annual premium, active policies, cover types held
03Claims History
Step 3 — Claims filed, last audit, premium trend
Risk Assessment
Results — Risk score, estimated savings, recommendations

Insurance Premium Check — Free 3-Step Diagnostic Tool

04 — Design System

Navy and teal. Sharp corners. No border-radius anywhere.

The design system is built around a navy and teal pairing that communicates professional authority (navy) with forward-looking confidence (teal). The teal accent at #00B899 is distinctive enough to function as a brand identifier without departing from sector norms.

Typography pairs Plus Jakarta Sans for headings with Inter for body copy — fluid type scaling via clamp() throughout. Eyebrow labels at 11px / 0.18em letter-spacing in teal establish section hierarchy for scanners.

Colour System

--navy

#0D1B4B

Primary backgrounds, headings, hero

--teal

#00B899

CTAs, highlights, accent lines, links

--teal-pale

#E6FAF7

Badge fills, success backgrounds

--light-bg

#F5F7FA

Alternating section backgrounds

--white

#FFFFFF

Card surfaces, body backgrounds

--text-muted

#6B7280

Secondary copy, metadata

Hero — Card on Photo

Sharp card on photographic background

The hero uses a handshake photograph with a sharp-cornered white overlay card. The card reads as a clean white object against a visual context rather than a flat colored background — a distinctive choice that sets the page apart from the gradient-heavy aesthetic common in InsurTech.

Service Cards — Featured Tag

3px solid teal top border on priority content

The 3px solid teal top border on featured cards functions as a hierarchical signal — marks content as primary without requiring background color changes. "High Demand" and "Most Requested" tags on Claims Advisory and Insurance Audit provide social proof by implication while directing attention in a content-dense grid.

Our Story
From Insure First to Ensurio First — founder narrative and stats
IOP Framework
Insurance Optimisation Programme — 4-phase structured engagement
Pain Points & Solutions
Common pain points mirrored against six-service solution grid
Industries We Serve
Construction, Manufacturing, Logistics, Hospitality, Aviation, Engineering

Site Sections — Our Story · IOP Framework · Solutions · Industries

05 — Key Decisions

Five decisions that shaped the conversion architecture

Each decision was made in response to a specific constraint — the purchase context, the buyer psychology, or the UAE market. None were aesthetic preferences.

01

Sharp Corners Throughout

No border-radius values on any primary surface — cards, hero panels, containers are all rectangular. Corporate financial services audiences associate rounded UI with consumer apps. Sharp corners signal precision, formality, and trustworthiness — appropriate for an advisory brand where the purchase decision involves significant financial or legal exposure.

02

Named Founder in Conversion Touchpoints

"Fredrick will review your enquiry" replaces every generic "a member of our team" line in the contact flow. B2B advisory is a personal trust sale. Naming the advisor makes the commitment feel personal, increases accountability, and gives the prospect someone to direct their follow-up expectation toward.

03

Free Consultation as Primary CTA

An insurance audit or risk assessment is an unfamiliar purchase for most SME buyers. The free consultation removes the first financial barrier and lets the advisor demonstrate value before a commercial relationship begins. Secondary CTAs — Free Insurance Premium Check and Free Family Business Readiness Check — qualify visitors by intent at earlier funnel stages.

04

Two-Pillar Service Model

Insurance consultancy and management consultancy are structured as two distinct pillars rather than a flat service list. This communicates strategic breadth, positions the business as more than an insurance reviewer, creates natural upsell pathways from the risk pillar to the management pillar, and allows different buyer types (CFOs vs. founders) to self-select.

05

WhatsApp as Parallel Conversion Path

In the UAE, WhatsApp is a primary business communication channel across all segments. The sticky mobile bar offers Call Now and WhatsApp in parallel — not as a consumer concession but as market-appropriate channel design. Visitors who prefer synchronous contact over form submission have an immediately accessible alternative at every scroll depth.

06 — Resolution

A complete lead acquisition platform for a business with a story worth telling

The independence positioning is the product. The site's job was to make that positioning legible — and to convert the moment a prospect recognised it.

Post-Launch Metrics to Track

Consultation form submissions

Form success event → Google Analytics

Free Premium Check CTA clicks

CTA click event

Scroll depth to Founder section

Scroll depth event at 75%

Mobile contact bar taps

CTA click on sticky bar

WhatsApp click-through rate

Outbound link click event

Time on page

Session duration — >2 min target

Key Takeaway

The homepage qualifies and pre-educates before a sales conversation happens — compressing what would otherwise be a first meeting into the pre-click experience.