DIGITALINFRA.COM · DESIGN OPTIONS · 24 SEPTEMBER 2026
Six design options for the new website
All six use the briefing.digitalinfra.com theme: navy panels, Arial, teal accents. Each also has live market counters, country flags, parallax and new photography. The options differ in concept, signature graphic and disclosure level. All six use generic copy with no partner or platform names, and all six show the 24 countries of operating experience with flags and an animated global map.
Open each option in a desktop browser and scroll the full page. The motion is part of the design.
Ledger
Closest to briefing.digitalinfra.com: left-hand index rail, typography-led, the register of a hedge fund.
Signature: Live demand ledger: a terminal-style table of ticking market counters with sources and sparklines.
Open option →Horizon
Cinematic full-screen photographic chapters with three-layer parallax, in the manner of Brookfield or Ardian.
Signature: Giant live counters across the full width, and a continuously scrolling strip of flags.
Open option →Atlas
Map-led. Geography carries the story, from the hero through footprint, record and ground leases.
Signature: Interactive dot-matrix map: countries light up and arcs draw out from Dubai; flags and map highlight each other.
Open option →The Site
Explanatory. The business is shown as one telecom site, built layer by layer.
Signature: Isometric exploded site that assembles on scroll: land, tower, tenants, power, fibre, edge.
Open option →Record
Record-led. The founding team's three regional platforms come first.
Signature: Scroll-driven timeline from 2016 to 2026 with regional lanes and flags.
Open option →Ground
Ground leases as the foundation, descending from sky to ground. Uses the alternative headline.
Signature: Lease-to-capital explainer: landowner, tower owner and investor linked by animated flows.
Open option →Common to all six
- Positioning: DIH owns and runs the land, towers, power and fibre that networks and compute depend on.
- Ground leases have a full section in every option.
- Live counters for global mobile data and data-centre electricity are derived from Ericsson (June 2026) and IEA (2025) figures.
- Flags and a global map show the 24 countries of operating experience.
- Photography: royalty-free Unsplash images, graded to the house palette. Text is set in Arial; no web fonts.
Decisions for the partners
- Direction: choose one, or combine elements from several.
- Hero line: "The physical layer of the digital economy." or "Every connection begins at a site."
- For counsel: listing Lebanon among countries of operating experience.