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Full brand refresh and website redesign for Mustakbal Clean Tech

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Overview

Full brand and website overhaul for a Middle East solar EPC firm: distinctive tech-forward identity, Webflow rebuild with CMS and SEO/AEO foundation, delivered in 14 weeks through a workshop-driven design process.

Project Details

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Website

Customer

Mustakbal Clean Tech

Submitted by

GRAFIT

Timeframe

14 weeks

Tech Stack

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Services

Branding, Web Design, Webflow Development

Team

GRAFIT

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Description

Mustakbal Clean Tech (MCT), a renewable energy EPC company building solar plants and energy storage infrastructure across Jordan, Oman, and Egypt, needed a full brand and website overhaul to match who they'd become: a specialized, high-performance engineering leader, not another generic "clean tech" brand drowning in soft greens and sunflares. Challenge: The clean tech category is visually saturated with clichéd eco-imagery. MCT needed a brand that felt like elegant technology over raw industry: premium, geometric, minimal, timeless, while their website ran on outdated HostGator hosting with no CMS, no ownership clarity, and no SEO/AEO foundation. Execution process: The project ran roughly 14 weeks in weekly sprints: brand, then wireframes/UX, then UI, then development. It kicked off with a structured Figma brand workshop (adjective voting, tone/personality spectrums, and three prepared visual directions: tech industrial minimalism, tech bold with color, and brand-specific patterns) before any design work began, alongside exploration of illustration and photography style. Brand outcome: A monochromatic base with a single expressive accent color, an ordered/geometric layout system, and a dark, "techie" photography direction (close-ups, uncommon angles). The brand sprint extended into practical assets: presentation templates, MS Office templates, email signatures, and print design for safety vests and site jackets. Website (tools/frameworks): Rebuilt on Webflow, migrated off legacy hosting, with full ownership and editing documentation handed to the client. The sitemap was roughly 85% defined upfront and refined through discovery/wireframing, combining unique static pages with CMS-driven subpages (for example, services modeled as CMS entries). A custom 5 to 10 second hero animation was built to showcase MCT's technology and landscapes. SEO and AEO work included keyword research, technical optimization, and structured data for AI/LLM discoverability.

Project Outcomes

GRAFIT was chosen over two competing agencies despite not being the lowest bidder, with the client citing the deepest understanding of their business and the strongest visual direction as deciding factors. The project delivered a full brand identity system extended into real operational assets (templates, signage, print materials), plus a new Webflow website replacing legacy hosting, with full ownership transferred to the client and SEO/AEO foundations in place at launch to support future organic and AI-driven visibility.

Target Audience

Large energy developers, industrial clients, banks, and investors funding capital-intensive infrastructure projects across the Middle East. Not a mass-market audience: these are decision-makers who need to feel safe, confident, and important when evaluating a multi-million dollar EPC partner.

Why Us

Chosen over two agencies despite not the lowest price: deepest business understanding, a distinctive brand breaking clean-tech clichés, and a full technical rebuild (Webflow, CMS, SEO/AEO) delivered as one cohesive system.
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