Driversity Training · Public website
A website serving four audiences at once
The fourth system we have built for this client, alongside the Training Hub, the fleet driver assessment portal and the Social Studio — and this time the job was the shop window. Driversity sells to four groups who want completely different things: learners booking a first lesson, instructors training to qualify, employers buying fleet driver training, and driving schools looking at the Hub software. Most sites in this position pick one audience and bury the rest. We routed all four off the homepage, designed the whole thing on a phone screen before a laptop one, and gave the Hub and the Social Studio proper pages of their own so the software has somewhere to sell itself.
What made it bespoke
- Four audiences routed straight off the homepage, each to a path of their own, with none of them wading through the others
- Designed on a phone screen first — Call and Enquire fixed within thumb reach at the bottom of every page
- Product pages for the Training Hub and the Social Studio, so the software we built has a shop window of its own
- A fleet page built around the enquiry employers actually make — a quote request, not a brochure
- A dedicated Autism & Safe Driving pathway, written for the people it is actually for
- Structured data, sitemap and technical SEO handled as part of the build, not bolted on after
One site that takes four very different visitors somewhere useful within a couple of taps — and puts the Hub and the Social Studio in front of the driving schools who would buy them.
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