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Governance software, told as a journey. A website for a Saudi data governance platform: five products, one 3D world, one destination.
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Governance is a heavy subject. The site gives it a world to move through, keeps the copy short, uses software mockups, and lets the products arrive one at a time.
Dstation’s software helps organisations assess data governance, organise evidence and plan their next steps. The website introduces five related products through a shared 3D landscape and a common product-page structure.
I designed and developed the original Next.js website. The screenshots show the client’s later WordPress version, captured in October 2026.
A short film introduces the context before the product sequence. Scrolling then orbits the camera around the 3D scene, moving closer as each product gets its own stop: a name, a one-line promise, a paragraph and a link.
The homepage film sets the context before the products arrive.
Dmandate leads the product sequence with the client’s audit-readiness message.
Generate NDMO-aligned evidence faster, with built-in review discipline. The camera has moved on and the scene shows another side.
Bulk upload. Validate. Reconcile. Govern. Four verbs for bringing existing evidence in.
From assessment to a sequenced plan of action. The scene keeps turning toward the D.
Each product opens with its wordmark, a statement, a Book a meeting action and a software mockup. The overview page brings the family together.
One destination for every submission, beside its dashboard of scores and assessments.
Generate NDMO-aligned evidence faster, beside its Start your plan screen.
Bulk upload. Validate. Reconcile. Govern., beside its evidence items grouped by domain.
The privacy product carries the Dprotect wordmark; its breadcrumb and interface use PDPL.
One platform, five products, one destination, above the product family cards.
Dmandate moves from the product’s scope and central promise to capabilities, process and deliverables. Related products close the page.
The product promise and software screen sit beside the meeting action.
From scattered proof files to a defensible evidence story.
Six cards, each a title and two lines.
Five steps from first scan to handoff.
Ten outcomes, each an icon, a title and one line.
Our Product Range closes the page with the other four products.
Precision-oriented, audit-ready, GCC-native: three positioning statements with supporting copy.
A full-screen film with the Dmandate mark over it, then the argument beside it, with Explore Dmandate in orange.
Financial services, government, the private sector, healthcare and energy, each with a sentence on what governance means for it.
The last screen asks for a 30-minute walkthrough, with the D standing in the scene below.
The theme switch changes the ground to near-black. The white D stays legible against the dark scene alongside the orange meeting action.
On a phone the cards stack in the same order, so every page reads top to bottom at any size. The way in is always the same: Book a meeting.
The site has two grounds, near-white and near-black. The captures show orange homepage actions and green product-page meeting actions; the light-theme navigation uses a black meeting button.
Sampled from the captures of the live site; the contrast ratings are computed on this page.
The Regions page draws the company’s reach as a map, from the United Kingdom to Oman, with Saudi Arabia in green, and lists each country with its product portfolio and operating model underneath.
Expanding across the GCC, Europe and Africa.
The 3D scene connects the product introductions, while a shared page structure gives each tool room to explain its capabilities and process. Interface mockups make the software more tangible.
Ahmed Mowgoud — website design & development
Dstation — client
