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Silo

The website makes a new system understandable.

Web designDigital strategy 2025
The silo.care home page on a laptop, green gradient and dispensing machines, and the same site on a phone
silo.care · simple, smart, sustainable

The brief

Silo is a startup making dispensers for cleaning products that reduce consumption, packaging and transport. The client supplied the visual design; we developed the website to turn that system into a working explanation of technology, products, sectors and FAQs.

What we did

We defined their digital strategy before drawing anything: who the website talks to (facilities managers, cleaning companies, specific sectors), what each of them doubts and what makes them ask for information.

We turned the system into seven steps. Installing the machines, choosing the products, refilling, monitoring and alerts, billing by actual consumption, reports and restocking. A new system makes sense when you tell it in order, and that sequence is the backbone of the website.

We built a custom website that breathes sustainability and innovation, just like their machines: technology, products, benefits, sectors and frequently asked questions. Three words, simple, smart, sustainable, hold the whole message together.

The website does not just show products: it teaches. It explains to companies why green cleaning pays off, with no sermons and no small print. The environmental argument comes after the financial one, not before it.

The design decision

The client brought the design; we built the startup’s website.

The client brought the design; we turned it into a website that explains how the startup works before asking for contact.

Plate with the Silo logo on a green-to-cyan gradient, the line “Lo difícil era hacerlo fácil”, the seven numbered steps of the system with their descriptions, the Simple, Smart, Sustainable trio and the palette #004B32, #083526, #00FF00, #00FFFF, #F5F5F5.
Silo’s system in seven steps, as published on its website: from installing the machines to replenishment. Inter, green #004B32 and the original logo.

A website that teaches

The implementation turns the supplied design into a real journey: seven homepage steps, technology and product pages, sectors and FAQs. The website acts as the system demo without attributing the original visual identity to Damos.

How it went

01StrategyWho, what doubt, what makes them write
02ContentThe system in seven steps
03DesignSimple, smart, sustainable
04WebsiteCustom development and launch

Gallery · the project in pictures (click to enlarge)

Seven steps, one website.

The visual design came from the client; we turned it into a working website for a startup that explains technology, products, sectors and FAQs. The homepage acts as the system’s demo. Actual walkthrough, 26 September 2026.

  1. Home · the seven steps
  2. Technology · software and hardware
  3. Products · freedom of choice
  4. FAQ · one question, opened
silo.care · From the home page to the FAQ. Actual recording, 26 September 2026.
Open film ↗
A green-to-turquoise gradient with the Silo logo, the Nuestra tecnología · Productos · Beneficios · Sectores · FAQ menu and the headline “Descubrimos que se podía hacer mejor” beside two dispensers
Silo’s original homepage: the two units and the system proposition.

First, understand the machine.

The technology page introduces the dispenser and brings a detail of its interior into view. The visual explanation gives a concrete reference for a service combining equipment, products and consumption tracking.

The Nuestra tecnología page, headlined “Lo difícil era hacerlo fácil”, with the machine opened under a magnifier showing the circuit board
The technology page: the dispenser and an enlarged interior detail within the original graphics.

Then, understand how it is used.

The homepage sequence explains the process from installation through replenishment. The FAQ separates products, orders, invoices and installation. Each block addresses a different question before contact.

  1. Installation and products
  2. Consumption and replenishment
  3. Practical questions
A section further down the home page with the Simple, Smart and Sustainable pillars and the “¿Tan difícil era hacerlo simple?” block, numbering the service steps from installation to consumption-based billing
The beginning of the homepage process sequence: installation, product selection and monitoring.
Silo's FAQ page, headed “Tendrás preguntas, dudas ninguna”, with the accordion of answers
Frequently asked questions organised by topic: products, orders, invoices, costs and installation.
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The Sectores page, headlined “Sectores donde encajamos como un guante”, with three profiles: cleaning and facility-services firms, clinics and hospitals, and hotel chains
The sectors page places the offer in different professional settings.
Three phones running silo.care: the dispensers home page, the technology page and the sectors page
The original composition of three mobile views: homepage, technology and sectors.
The Beneficios page, headlined “Trabajas menos, ganas más”, with the simplicity and cost blocks: no ordering, more space, no deliveries, pay only for what you use
The benefits page: a graphic presentation of the service proposition.
Silo's benefits page on a phone, the savings arguments stacked on white
The original mobile presentation of the benefits page.
"If Silo cleans your office, we cleaned up their website."The project team

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