Proxxee — a product marketing site the team can extend without a developer

Proxxee needed to explain a technical product to a non-technical buyer while positioning was still moving week to week. A one-off bespoke page would have been out of date within a month.

The constraint was iteration speed: marketing needed to test messaging without booking engineering time.

• Component system covering hero, feature, comparison, proof, pricing and FAQ blocks
• Product marketing pages assembled from those components
• Clear information hierarchy from problem to mechanism to outcome
• Analytics and event tracking on the primary activation paths

Instead of designing pages, I designed a small set of blocks with strict spacing and type rules, then composed the site from them. New pages become a content exercise, which is what a positioning-stage SaaS actually needs.

The narrative sequence is fixed on every page: the problem in the buyer's words, the mechanism, what it replaces, then proof. That consistency is what makes messaging tests readable — only the copy changes between variants.

Performance was treated as a feature. The stack is light, images are sized and lazy-loaded below the fold, and motion stays cheap so the site feels instant on mobile.

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Homepage, feature page and the component library.

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