Homepage — redesigned
A full website overhaul for a Scottish HSEQ software company with over 30 years in the industry — condensing 100+ pages into a modern, navigable site without losing three decades of credibility.
Homepage — redesigned
Pisys has been building cloud-based HSEQ (Health, Safety, Environment and Quality) software since 1988 — proudly Scottish, with a worldwide client base. Their founders worked on survey boats in some of the most hostile environments on the planet, and that operational experience shaped a product suite built for genuinely mission-critical environments. Their client list includes Amazon, Maersk, Subsea 7, Petrofac, and Husky Energy.
But the website hadn't kept pace. Over 100 pages of accumulated content had made the site sprawling and difficult to navigate — impressive in depth, but impossible to read at a glance. The brief was to overhaul it entirely: modernise the design, condense the architecture, and create something that could communicate 30+ years of credibility to a new prospect in under a minute.
Design and build, delivered in full.
The old site had grown organically over decades — more content added, rarely anything removed. The redesign started with ruthless information architecture: what does a new prospect actually need to see, and in what order?
The redesign covers the full site — homepage, product pages, blog, contact and demo request. Each page was designed to serve a specific job: communicate the product clearly, establish credibility with enterprise clients, and move a visitor toward a demo request. The Pisys navy, red, and white palette was retained and refined — familiar enough for existing clients, modern enough for new ones.
Pisys's software runs inside some of the world's most demanding operational environments — energy, healthcare, food production, and global logistics. The founders' background working in hostile offshore environments gave the company a genuine understanding of safety-critical operations that competitors can't replicate. The website needed to reflect that calibre and communicate it immediately to procurement and operations decision-makers.
One of the brief's core challenges was honouring Pisys's history without letting it weigh the site down. A company operating since 1988 has real credibility — the redesign made sure that story was told clearly, not buried in legacy content.
The Pisys project is the most complex information architecture challenge in the Studio Kaiso portfolio — taking a 100+ page legacy site and restructuring it into something a prospect can understand in a single visit. It demonstrates the ability to work with established B2B businesses with long histories and demanding client bases.