Five versions.
Fifty concepts.
A divergent exploration of what the Peritia website could be. Same brand guardrails, same information architecture, same six products — radically different structural and visual approaches. Use this as a buffet. Kill the ones that don't land. Amplify the ones that do.
V1 · Traditional
Polished B2B baseline. Cream-first palette, centered nav, serif rotating headline, 2x2 stat panel, ticker, testimonial grid, FAQ, multi-column footer. The "safe-but-premium" direction that reads as the logical evolution of the biscochitos reference.
V2 · Modern
Dark navy base with gradient glows, mono eyebrows, bold gradient-clipped serif headlines, 12-column bento grids, glass cards, live tickers. Feels like a modern SaaS company shipped this site — tech-forward, bold, premium.
V3 · Editorial
Heavy serif magazine authority. Masthead, byline sidebars, drop caps, multi-column feature lead, newspaper outcome grid, op-ed block, pullquotes. Reads like premium journalism wrote a feature about Peritia — sophisticated, authoritative, deeply readable.
V4 · Conceptual
Charcoal voids with helix as a dominant, live visual element. Giant rotating helix heroes, orbiting stat nodes, terminal CLI intake, horizontal story scroll, tunnel-like about narrative. Breaks conventions but stays legible — the helix is a character, not a decoration.
V5 · Off the Wall
Breaks conventions entirely. Combination lock hero, periodic-table solutions, tarot deck experts, slide projector stories, red-string detective board intake. Each page has its own physical metaphor — they feel like real objects rendered in HTML. Bold. Unexpected. Memorable.
V6 · Jason-Strict
A strict interpretation of Jason Danieli's Website & Brand Strategy Brief (April 2026). Cream-first, editorial, premium-advisory voice. Six named products. Three-axis routing (industry / capability / situation). Three buyer personas with their exact quoted fears. FAQ as objection handler. StoryBrand-first copy throughout. This is "what Jason would ship" — the brief rendered as a site.
The concept lab.
Ten divergent standalone homepage experiments I built before the version-spectrum crystallized. Each is a self-contained take on "what could the Peritia homepage be" — use them as an idea buffet alongside the structured versions.