Cybix

Date
2026
Location
London, UK
Service
Brand Identity
Web Design
Web Development
The Cybix homepage on a laptop, under a sheet of clear acrylic

Task

Overview

Cybix is a growing enterprise AI consultancy, with experience supporting organisations including HSBC and BNP Paribas. The quality of its work was established, but its branding had become a barrier to recommendation. A client’s feedback made the gap clear: the business needed a digital presence that reflected the expertise people encountered when working with the team. Cybix partnered with Yolkk to bring the two into alignment.

Challenge

The team had already used its AI expertise to create a cleaner, more mature website. That gave us a useful starting point, but the main experience remained a single page, led almost entirely by text. Client names lacked the immediate recognition of logos, while the absence of imagery left little visual context for the business. The task was to make a focused investment count, giving enterprise decision makers a clearer sense of Cybix’s capabilities and the confidence to take a conversation further.

Solution

London skyline footage, refined typography and a stronger opening establish a sense of place for Cybix’s enterprise audience. Recognisable client logos and imagery throughout bring warmth and credibility to the experience. Dedicated service pages, a fuller About page and thought leadership articles give visitors room to explore the firm’s expertise, with an editorial approach designed to remain useful beyond a constant cycle of news updates. Together, these changes create a more assured presence that reflects the business behind it. Cybix is delighted with the result and has a clear foundation to develop as the consultancy grows.

Testimonials

Neil Williams

Neil Williams

Founding Partner

LeifBridge

“Thank you Yolkk for helping us recreate our website with a more modern, accessible and secure version. Before we couldn’t do simple things like edit our site, update the branding or keep it from breaking down… now we do not worry about any of that.”

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