The group
Introduce the group before its parts
Triventure brings together infrastructure, digital services and workforce solutions. The website begins with the institution, then moves into the businesses and the principles that connect them.
Case study 09 / 09 · Holding company
Triventure
Four businesses.
A shared point of view.
Triventure’s website introduces the holding company and the businesses within it. A shared visual direction connects the group, while individual company panels and a browsable operating framework give its structure and philosophy room to unfold.
My role
Full website visual design, including imagery
Collaboration
Design and development credited to Zamstars.
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Selected screens / Visual design
A closer look at the work.
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Opening imagery
Let one image hold the opening
A chambered shell, deep navy background and large serif headline establish the first screen. A single action leads into the approach, while navy, white and muted gold continue through the page.
Four businesses
Give each business its own space
Bluspring, Digitide, Alldigi Tech and Quess Corp appear in four adjacent panels. Different imagery and colour distinguish their work; a shared arrangement of name, description and website link keeps the group connection visible.
Six pillars
Give the philosophy a reading rhythm
The six-pillar framework is presented through numbered cards and short explanations. Alternating navy, white and gold panels structure the carousel, carrying the story from the businesses into their shared operating principles.
The website
A direction across layout and imagery
My contribution covered the full website visual design, including imagery. The displayed website captures show that work in the opening composition, company panels and framework. Design and development are credited to the Zamstars team.