A defense-grade website redesign for a UK company building command-and-control software for uncrewed maritime vessels.

Crafter Explorer sells command-and-control software to defense and maritime buyers — an audience that judges credibility in seconds. Their previous site worked against them: it looked generic for the seriousness of what they do, loaded slowly, had no SEO foundation to be found in search, and gave high-value prospects no clear path to request a demo.
A dark, gold-accented interface with technical typography — a deliberate military and defense visual language. The hero states the positioning in five words: "Command & control for the uncrewed ocean." A credibility bar surfaces the company's hard numbers (117 deployments, 936 hours of support, 6 countries operating in), and the structure drives toward clear "Request a Demo" and "Explore the Platform" calls to action.
The redesigned site has drawn strong positive feedback from visitors and is generating more qualified leads — the serious defense and maritime buyers Crafter Explorer's platform is built for. A faster, search-ready, demo-focused site now does the selling that the old one couldn't.
He took time to fully read the description and not just another AI chatbot — it was really him putting thought into the response. He took the military theme I asked for and made it excellent! Will definitely use him in the future!