Neon Technologies
Company site for a Tanzanian ICT firm working in connectivity and security.
Each service opens into its full scope, and every route through the site ends at a quote request rather than a generic contact form.
What it does
Neon Technologies designs, installs, supplies and maintains ICT infrastructure for businesses and institutions in Tanzania. The work runs across seven lines: networking, ISP and wireless connectivity, CCTV and security systems, structured cabling, IT support and maintenance, equipment supply, and security system integration. The site’s job is to make a technical catalogue legible to a buyer who is not an engineer, and then get them to a quote.
How it works
The site is organised around the services rather than around the company. Each of the seven is summarised on the home page and opens into its full scope — the networking entry, for instance, sets out LAN and WAN installation, router and switch configuration, and VLAN segmentation, rather than stopping at the word “networking”. Around that sit the company background, completed projects, and a shop for equipment. A quote request is present on every service and in the header, so a visitor who has made up their mind never has to go hunting for the way to ask.
Using it
Browse the services, open the one that matches the problem, and read the full scope to check it covers the work. Request a quote from that page, or look through the projects and shop sections first if you want to see prior installations or price equipment.
Details
- Platform
- Web and mobile
- Built with
- Next.js
- Service catalogue
- Quote flow
- Live at
- neontech.africa