SUBCON — Construction Software Website
Marketing site for SubCon, a field-to-invoice platform for subcontractors — built on Zoho Sites in two weeks, with the product dashboard rebuilt as vector artwork in Figma rather than screenshotted.
01 — The Challenge
SubCon’s value is its density — a scheduling board, seven job-status columns, a live jobs table and an invoicing pipeline, all on one screen. That is exactly what convinces a subcontractor, and exactly what a compressed screenshot destroys: at any real page width the status chips turn to mush and the product looks cheap.
02 — The Solution
Built the site on Zoho Sites in two weeks, then rebuilt the dashboard itself as vector artwork in Figma and exported it as SVG. Every column header, status chip and table row stays sharp at any width and on any display, with no separate export per breakpoint and none of the file weight of a full-resolution capture. Faint wireframe geometry sits behind it as a nod to construction drawings, and the free-trial CTA sits directly under the artwork where the eye lands.
03 — Gallery
04 — Tech Stack
05 — The Result
Full marketing site — product, pricing, case studies, support, about, contact — shipped on Zoho Sites in two weeks
Product hero drawn from scratch as an SVG in Figma: legible at any zoom or pixel density, one asset for every breakpoint
Vector artwork avoids the file weight a full-resolution dashboard screenshot would have cost
Free-trial call to action placed at the point where the product artwork is read
