1 Mark Square,
London EC2A 4EG
Moving money across borders introduces questions that a domestic payment rarely brings to mind. Different currencies, payment methods and destinations make the process harder to understand, even when the task itself is straightforward: paying someone or getting paid.
Due operates in this space. Its platform brings together international transfers, multi-currency accounts and payment services for individuals and businesses, alongside infrastructure for developers.
We built opendue.com in Webflow, creating the website through which people can discover the platform and explore its offering.
A financial technology website needs to serve people with different levels of familiarity. Some arrive knowing precisely what they need. Others are encountering the product, and the technology behind it, for the first time.
The introduction matters to both. Visitors need to understand what the platform does before exploring the detail of how it works.
Due’s website moves between those levels, introducing the proposition before presenting its products and applications. It gives readers a starting point, with routes into more specific information as their interest develops.
Due’s offering spans personal payments, business services and developer tools. The website reflects that breadth through product information and use cases, helping visitors find the parts relevant to them.
That range creates a particular requirement for the build. Individual pages need to work as useful introductions in their own right, while remaining part of a connected whole.
Someone exploring a personal account brings different questions from a developer investigating payment infrastructure. The website provides a shared point of entry, then allows those interests to take different routes.
Our contribution was the Webflow build: bringing Due’s website into a functioning form that visitors could navigate and explore.
Development is where the relationships between content, layout and interaction become tangible. Pages need to hold together beyond a single view, accommodating the ways people move through information and return to it.
For Due, the website connects an introduction to the business with the detail of its offering. It also provides routes towards creating an account, speaking to the team and exploring technical documentation.
The completed build gave Due a website through which to explain its platform and introduce people to its services.
Our role centred on that public-facing experience. Before someone begins using a financial product, they need somewhere to understand it, assess its relevance and decide what to explore next.
Built in Webflow, opendue.com provides that starting point for Due.
