Site architecture, design & development
South Florida imagery and a bright blue treatment establish the setting. The opening section leads with the working relationship.
Making technology feel more human.
I designed and built the Klos website as part of my work with the company. That included planning the pages, designing the layouts, building the site, and working on the content. I’ve also handled updates as the business and its services evolve.
Put the people in the picture.
Leadership photography and a readable editorial layout bring a personal dimension to the company’s history.
A local team, with a face.
The company story and leadership photography help explain who visitors would be working with. That personal side belongs alongside the technical information.
Make a broad service offering easier to browse.
I organized the site around services, industries, and locations. The directory gives people a quick overview, while each service page has room to explain the details.
Consistent image cards organize the service catalog and carry visitors into more focused pages.
A closer look at a service page
A dedicated service page carries the company’s visual language into a more focused explanation.
Room for the questions that keep coming up.
A searchable, categorized blog covering managed IT, cybersecurity, cloud services, and business technology.
Content and search
The blog makes room for IT and cybersecurity topics beyond the service pages. I added AI publishing and SEO automation as part of that ongoing content workflow.
Meet Klos Assistant.
Help, when you want it.
I added a custom AI chatbot with its own branded interface. Visitors can open it when they have a question, while the rest of the page stays within reach.
The custom AI assistant opens within the website, keeping the surrounding page in view.
Open the chat button inside the website to try the assistant.
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