DEVIALET
I redesigned Devialet's professional page for hotels, so the website sounds as premium as the speakers.
The brief. An outdated page for a premium brand.
The problem
The professional page looked outdated. It didn't match the level of Devialet's products, or speak to the hotel groups it was meant to convince.
The answer
A hospitality page in Devialet's own codes: cinematic product, trust first, benefits for hotels, and clear ways to get in touch.
What I did, in six lines.
- 01Audited the old page
Where it looked dated, and where a hotel buyer would get lost.
- 02Focused on one audience
Hotels and hospitality groups, with their own vocabulary and needs.
- 03Put trust first
Partner hotel logos right under the hero: proof before any pitch.
- 04Turned features into hotel benefits
Volume control, in-room experience, safe and sound.
- 05Showcased the hotel range
Phantom II Hotel Mode, with product and technology side by side.
- 06Designed two clear next steps
“See product” for discovery, “Contact a manager” for leads.
The new page, section by section.
A cinematic first impression.
The Phantom fills the screen in black and chrome, with one serif headline: “Elevate the sound experience for your clients.”
- Product as the hero, like a luxury campaign
- Fairmont, Grand Hyatt, Sofitel and Aman right below
A signature sound, made for hotels.
The hotel range is presented like a collection, with the technology shown, not just described.
- Phantom II Hotel Mode in a dedicated card
- Product and exploded view side by side
Tailored for a hospitality use.
Three benefits in the words of hotel managers, then real hotel rooms as references.
- Volume control · In-room experience · Safe and sound
- “Trusted by world's leading hotels” carousel
- See product · Contact a manager
Sophistication is our DNA.
The page ends on the people and the story behind Devialet, to close on brand value.
- Founders portrait in an editorial layout
- Short brand story, then contact
A page that finally sounds like Devialet: premium, calm and convincing for the hotels it speaks to.
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