Cà Növa Sagl — UI/UX & Web Development

Forty years of construction sites told with Swiss rigour.

Client: Cà Növa
Sector: Construction · Building Company
Market: CH Ticino
Year: 2024
Services: UI/UX & Web Development
Website: ca-nova.ch

Cà Növa has worked for over forty years on complete renovations and construction projects, from premium residential to transport infrastructure. Based in Paradiso (Lugano), Via Geretta 16. Members of BNI Switzerland and SSIC Ticino. A full website restyling to give the right weight to their experience in renovating spaces, their premium materials and their delivered projects. Post go-live result: +10% active users, +20% engagement.

Cà Növa Sagl, Forty years of construction sites told with Swiss rigour.

The context

A website that put the projects front and centre.

Cà Növa is a construction and renovation company active for over forty years in Ticino, based in Paradiso (Lugano) at Via Geretta 16, and a member of BNI Switzerland and SSIC Ticino. It renovates spaces with premium materials and a turnkey service, working side by side with architects, private clients and commercial customers, on premium residential and commercial work alike, all the way to construction for transport infrastructure. The previous site didn't showcase the work done: what was needed was a full restyle that gave more prominence to the experience built up in renovating spaces, to the materials used and to the projects delivered.

Cà Növa, new website homepage with hero and Swiss visual identity

The work

Redesigned in Figma, animated at component level.

We redesigned the site's UI and UX with a typically Swiss style and rigour, but with a dynamic rhythm in the interactions: generous typography for the projects, a clear hierarchy between services and portfolio, sections dedicated to materials, because premium materials are part of the value offered and not a detail. The design was developed entirely in Figma, with a system of animations handled at component level — hover, page transitions, scroll-driven reveals — designed to carry the reading of the content, not as an effect.