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ByteSage

ByteSage is a managed cloud and data-center provider for small and medium businesses — enterprise-grade infrastructure without the enterprise overhead.

Web design + Frontend

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This case study is being filled in — process, artefacts and outcomes are added as I write them up.

ByteSage — project overview
Year
2026
Industry
Cloud / IT services
Contribution
Web design + Frontend
Status
Live

The product problem

ByteSage sells sovereign cloud and managed infrastructure to startups, enterprises and regulated industries — buyers who have heard every cloud promise already. The site had to make an abstract service feel concrete and credible in the first screen, to an audience that scrolls with a procurement checklist in mind.

Ownership & contribution

I led the design and vibecoded the frontend, and I ran this project as the teaching one for the studio's junior designer, Vladislaw Maslov — he worked on it with me while I reviewed the work and explained the reasoning behind each decision.

  • Web design
  • Frontend

How the experience took shape.

01

Positioning

Infrastructure you can see

Live market cards frame the hero: the product is about visibility into what your cloud is doing, so the page opens by showing data rather than describing it.

02

Explaining the service

Three things, in order

AI transition, migration, managed operations — numbered, one sentence each, with an isometric illustration carrying the technical weight so the copy stays short.

03

Trust

Answering the compliance question early

Regulated buyers ask about residency and audit before anything else, so that section sits high and answers plainly: data in your region, monitoring, audit reports from live data.

Decisions → interface

The site

A dark, technical landing page that shows the product's own subject matter — visibility, control, compliance — instead of talking about it. Market cards float around the headline and move with the page: the argument for a product whose promise is knowing what is happening in your infrastructure.

What we do section with three numbered services

Services

What we do, numbered

Three services on a vertical spine beside an isometric cloud — a scan-first layout for buyers who read in glances.

Live at bytesage.io.

Byte Cloud product explanation with intelligence layer panel

Product

What Byte Cloud actually is

Tabs for compute, storage, network and containers over a panel of what the intelligence layer sees, with three plain-language outcomes underneath: you see what you have, you act on real risks, you save on waste.

Regulated industries section with compliance guarantees

Compliance

For regulated industries

Residency, continuous monitoring and audit reports, stated in the buyer's own words — the section that decides whether a healthcare or public-sector reader keeps reading.

Work that moved the product forward.

Designed the site together with my design intern, Vladislaw Maslov.

Vibecoded the frontend.

Bold dark landing with live-status dashboard cards — cost reduction, uptime, migrations, backups.

Year
2026
Contribution
Web design + Frontend
Industry
Cloud / IT services

Live

The site is live at bytesage.io. It also did a second job inside the studio: it is where the junior designer learned how a page like this is reasoned through, from positioning to the last hairline.

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