57. Techniques for creating pages that communicate through images and diagrams.
Technical concepts that cannot be conveyed through text alone can be effectively communicated through illustrations. We design and produce "understandable technology pages" for the manufacturing industry.
The biggest reason why the technical value of the manufacturing industry is not conveyed is that people think they are "explaining it in writing." Technology cannot be understood without knowing the "structure," such as processes, conditions, comparison axes, and failure patterns. However, because the web is skimmed, long texts are not read, and ultimately, it ends up being a "company that is hard to understand." This service will restructure the technology with the premise of "visual explanation," creating technical pages that people who arrive through search can understand in a short time. Furthermore, by organizing the necessary decision-making materials for comparison (application conditions, limitations, differences from other methods), the quality of inquiries will improve, leading to business negotiations. ■ Provided Content (3 points) - Structuring technology (organizing processes, conditions, comparison axes, and application scope) - Visual design (diagrams/comparison charts/flowcharts that can be understood in one page) - Page production (copy/design/implementation/navigation design) Deliverables: Technical page (including diagrams) + diagram data (reusable) + navigation design *Please tell us one technical theme you want to convey. We will first create a "design blueprint for the diagram."
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■Provided Content Essential Elements to Cover on Technical Pages (B2B Format) - Purpose of the Technology (What it Solves) - Mechanism (Process/Principle) - Application Conditions (Applicable Cases/Non-applicable Cases) - Comparison Criteria (Differences from Other Methods: Quality, Cost, Delivery Time, Stability) - Avoiding Failures (Common Misunderstandings/Points of Caution) - Next Actions (Consultation, Document Download, Product Page) Types of Diagrams (By Purpose) 1. Overview Diagram (Understanding in One Page) 2. Process Flow Diagram (Steps/Branches) 3. Comparison Diagram (Differences Between Method A/B) 4. Application Conditions Map (OK/NG Conditions) 5. Causes of Issues and Countermeasures (Causal Diagram) Navigation Design - Technical Page → Relevant Products → Case Studies → FAQ → Documents → Consultation - Separate Presentations for "Designers" and "Purchasers" (if necessary) ■Deliverables Technical Structuring Memo (Process, Conditions, Comparison Criteria, Terminology Organization) Diagrams (2 to 6 as a guideline: Depending on the theme) Technical Page Manuscript (Headings, Body, Key Points) Page Design/Implementation (Align with Existing Site) Navigation Links (Design Links to Related Products, Case Studies, FAQs) Diagram Data (In a Format Usable for Web/Documents) *Scope to Align with Operations
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600,000 to 2,500,000 yen (varies based on the number of illustrations, theme difficulty, and number of pages) - Basic (1 technical page + 2-3 illustrations): 600,000 to 1,200,000 yen - Standard (4-6 illustrations + comparison/condition organization + flow design): 1,200,000 to 1,800,000 yen - Expanded (multiple pages, related technology series): 1,800,000 to 2,500,000 yen * "Estimate required" notation is also acceptable.
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■Concerns It's difficult to explain the technology, and it doesn't come across well on the web. Long texts are not read, leading to no inquiries. Unable to explain the differences from competitors, resulting in price competition. Information that resonates with designers and purchasers is not organized. Sales explanations are personalized (materials are scattered). ■Approach Pre-sharing: Technical themes / existing materials (if any) / intended audience (designers, purchasers, etc.) Hearing: Organize applicable conditions, points of comparison, and common misunderstandings. Design: Finalize page structure + rough diagram design. Production: Create diagrams → draft → design → implementation. Post-publication: Monitor reactions and improve (optional monthly follow-up available). ■Uses Promote understanding of technology (understandable in a short time). Improve win rates in comparisons (providing decision-making materials). Enhance the quality of inquiries (leading to consultations with aligned conditions). Standardize sales explanations (repurposing materials). ■Examples of Achievements (company name not required format) Precision machining × 80 employees × technology not conveyed → Increased consultations with overall diagram. Industrial equipment × 200 employees × losing in comparisons → Improved win rates with comparison diagrams + applicable conditions. Chemical materials × 500 employees × difficult terminology → Promoted understanding with diagrams + simplified explanations.
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