Electra-Tech - Framer No-Code Development
Electra-Tech is a local electrical services company operating in Elbląg and the surrounding area. I designed and built the website in Framer with a focus on clear service communication, local search visibility, and a simple path to contact.
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Electrical Services
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Goal: Making electrical services easy to find and understand
The goal was to create a website that would help potential customers quickly understand what Electra-Tech offers and easily contact the company when they needed a specific service.
Because users often arrive with a concrete problem or service in mind, the website needed to provide clear answers without requiring them to browse through unnecessary content. The experience was designed around a short journey: find the relevant service, understand what is offered, and contact the company to request a quote or arrange a service visit.
At the same time, the website needed to support the business in attracting local customers through organic search rather than relying only on paid advertising.

Final Solution: A clear path from service discovery to contact
The final website uses a simple content hierarchy built around the company’s core services.
Individual service sections help users quickly understand what Electra-Tech can help with, while clear calls to action provide a direct path to requesting a quote or scheduling work.
The visual design was intentionally kept straightforward and professional, supporting trust and readability rather than competing with the content.
I designed the responsive interface and built the complete website in Framer, including the page structure, content presentation, responsive behaviour, and basic SEO setup.
Search & Content Strategy — Designing around local search intent
SEO was considered from the beginning of the project rather than added after the visual design was complete.
I analysed how people search for local electrical services and used those search intents to shape the information architecture, page structure, and service-focused content. Instead of presenting all services on a single generic page, the website was structured to help users reach information relevant to the specific problem they were trying to solve.
I also worked on local keywords, content hierarchy, page titles, service descriptions, and the way key information was organised for both users and search engines.
This part of the project allowed me to combine my background in digital marketing with UX and web design, using search behaviour as one of the inputs for design decisions.
Outcome: Generating relevant enquiries through organic search
Within the first month after launch, the website started generating enquiries from organic search.
People contacting the company were often already asking about a specific service, suggesting that the website helped them understand the offer before starting the conversation.
This created a more direct path from search to relevant service information and then to contact, supporting both the user’s need for quick answers and the company’s goal of attracting local customers.
The project showed how UX, content structure, local SEO, and clear service communication can work together to support both user needs and business goals.
The website is live and can be viewed at electra-tech.pl


