Give business buyers a clearer view of a broad service portfolio.
Comporium serves businesses with internet, voice, network, television and security services. Xivic delivered its refreshed business website, coordinated the June 2026 launch and continued with refinements across the live experience.
Let the service pages do more of the explaining.
A business evaluating internet service may also need voice, network connectivity or security. The website has to give each service enough room to explain its role while keeping the broader portfolio easy to explore.
The refresh covered Comporium's business website, including its homepage, marketplace and pages for internet, ethernet, voice, security and television.
Take the refresh all the way to production.
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A connected business website
The refreshed experience brought the company's business-service pages together with its homepage and marketplace.
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A coordinated cutover
We prepared the site ahead of the launch, coordinated the content freeze and moved the new experience to the live address.
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Testing on the live site
We tested the live inquiry path and reviewed the phone links and page details customers use to reach the team.
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Client refinements
We worked through the client's first review, including page copy, buttons and phone links used by their teams.
Follow the launch with the details that matter.
The new business website launched on June 9, 2026. The first round of client review changes was completed on the live site by June 11, with further page updates delivered in July.
That follow-through matters for a service business. A phone link, product detail or inquiry form is part of the customer's next step. Reviewing those details with the people using the website keeps the work tied to how the business operates.
Make a large offer easier to navigate.
For companies selling several related services, a website refresh needs to address both the individual pages and the paths between them. Buyers should be able to explore a specific need, understand the available options and reach the team without losing their place.
Comporium's work brought the website release and the operational details into the same engagement, from the new pages to the production cutover and subsequent updates.
“Their team can handle pretty much any project”
Comporium · Client review, May 2020Read the original review
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