SaaS website information architecture

Mobilist

SEO and content restructuring for the WordPress marketing site of a cloud forms and checklist product.

Industry
Software as a Service
Platform
WordPress / Divi
Engagement
SEO, content and information-architecture improvement

Mobilist provides a cloud service for business forms and checklists. Bluntch Builders did not build the SaaS product; the engagement focused on making its WordPress marketing website and supporting information easier to navigate and understand.

01 / THE SITUATION

What needed to change.

The site contained a large amount of repetitive information, answers were difficult to locate and the navigation did not provide an efficient route through the product story. Its footer alone needed to accommodate more than 30 useful links.

02 / THE WORK

What we were responsible for.

The website content was reorganized, reformatted and revised for SEO. Nested accordions made detailed answers easier to scan, repetitive passages were removed, the main navigation was simplified and the large footer structure was rebuilt.

03 / THE RESULT

What the new approach made possible.

Mobilist retained the new information structure after later updating its color palette, providing a clearer marketing path for a technically detailed SaaS product.

04 / KEY DECISIONS

The thinking behind the implementation.

01

Describe the engagement accurately

The case study separates the client’s cloud product from the website strategy and implementation work performed by Bluntch Builders.

02

Reduce repetition before adding navigation

Content was consolidated so menus and accordions organized useful information rather than duplicating it.

03

Use progressive disclosure

Nested accordions made a large answer library easier to scan without forcing every detail into the first view.

04

Treat the footer as information architecture

More than 30 links were grouped into a usable secondary navigation system instead of an unstructured list.

WordPressDiviSaaS marketingSEOInformation architectureContent restructuringNavigation design

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