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Built the three design systems and 14 pages, and cut page weight from 2.2 MB to 140 KB.
A UK technology group with a holding company, a public-policy advisory firm and an AI intelligence platform needed all three live, consistent and fast.
The short answer
AiS LABZ designed and built the digital estate for a UK technology group working in government, policy and AI: a group site, an advisory firm site and an AI platform site, each on its own design system. After a performance rebuild the platform site's mobile score rose from 44–56 to 87 and first paint fell from 9.2 to 1.6 seconds.
3 Design systems, 14–18 components each
Sep 2026
Mobile, 2 Sep 2026
| Measure | Before | After |
|---|---|---|
| Mobile performance score (/100) | 44 | 87 |
| First paint (seconds, lower is better) | 9.2s | 1.6s |
| Page HTML (KB, lower is better) | 2,200 | 140 |
Sep 2026
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Each brand kit, audience and job, with senior stakeholders at group level.
One estate, three identities: shared engineering standards, distinct design systems.
Three design systems of 14–18 components and 88–110 tokens, three responsive sites, enquiry and demonstration forms routed to the group inbox, and GA4 and Search Console on each.
A performance rebuild: platform HTML from 2.2 MB to 140 KB, and self-hosted fonts across the estate.
Built the three design systems and 14 pages, and cut page weight from 2.2 MB to 140 KB.
Hosting for all three sites, with enquiry forms delivering to a verified inbox.
Domains stay at the registrar; sites connect by DNS without disturbing live email and services.
The group’s email; enquiry delivery tested end to end.
A property per site in one analytics account.
Domain properties verified by DNS, sitemaps submitted.
What happens nextInsight and article programmes on real URL paths, so each page can be indexed on its own.
Client confidentiality. The work, the numbers and the seniority of the people involved are real.
Each brand serves a different buyer. Shared engineering keeps them fast; separate systems keep them distinct.
Removing embedded assets from the HTML, self-hosting fonts and deferring non-critical visuals.
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