Project

Workz360

A business-enablement platform for self-employed professionals needed one site that could speak clearly to two very different audiences. MESH designed the experience from scratch, built it in Bootstrap, and delivered it as a custom WordPress theme.

Client Workz360
Industry Workforce Technology / Staffing Platform
Year 2025

Speaking clearly to two very different audiences inside one platform.

Services
Digital Strategy Website Design & UX Website Development
01 / Overview

The project.

For Workz360, MESH built a business enablement platform website that had to work for two audiences pulling in opposite directions at once: self-employed professionals looking for resources, community, and job opportunities, and the companies who come to Workz360 to source pre-qualified contract talent. Lump those two groups together without clear separation and you risk losing both.

Every visitor needed to land in the right place — the right message, the right portal, the right next step — within a couple of clicks, all while the site still reads as one coherent platform rather than two businesses sharing a homepage.

02 / What We Did

The work.

MESH took Workz360 through its full build process: research and a flowchart first, then wireframes and UI design, then a hand-coded Bootstrap build translated into a custom WordPress theme. The site architecture splits cleanly into “Independent Professionals” and “Innovative Businesses” paths from the top down, each with its own explanation of who it’s for, how the process works, and a dedicated portal login, tied together by shared brand elements and one consistent visual system so the two halves still feel like a single product. Every content section is built to move its audience from recognizing a problem to taking one clear next step, whether that’s downloading the app or starting a hiring conversation.

“This was a great turnout.”

BenCEO, Workz360