Background
Ultimarii is a regulatory AI platform built in Calgary, Canada. It helps teams in energy, power and utilities, mining, law, and government work through the regulatory record and get answers that are cited and traceable to their source documents. Its website had to earn the trust of people whose work is document-heavy and high-stakes.
The challenge
The buyers are enterprise and public-sector teams. They need to understand a new kind of product quickly, see that it fits their own industry, and be satisfied on security before they book a demo. The previous WordPress site could not carry that, and it was hard for the team to extend.
Our approach
We started with discovery and research, then set the site structure around how these buyers evaluate a platform: what it is, how it applies to their sector, and why it can be trusted. Each industry has its own solutions page built on one shared template, so the six read as a set and stay easy to maintain.
We designed the site in the browser as a working prototype, worked through it with the Ultimarii team, and built it on Webflow. Blog, case studies, and events run on the CMS, so the team publishes without a developer.
The result
Ultimarii has a website that explains a complex product in plain terms, gives each industry a clear way in, and gives its team full control of the content.