Iris Network Systems

Modern. Fast. Clear.

Role: Front-end developer & UX collaborator
Scope: Full rebuild of the public marketing site: home, products, case studies, contact.
Status: Live
Visit: irisns.com

The Iris Network Systems homepage, a dark hero reading “A comprehensive network monitoring software solution” beside a dashboard screenshot. — Fig. 02: Live site, captured on desktop and mobile

The Iris homepage on a phone. — Fig. 02: Live site, captured on desktop and mobile

The brief

Iris builds serious network-monitoring software for service providers and enterprises: performance monitoring, NetFlow analytics and live maps. Their old site undersold that. It was dated, hard to scan, and made technical services feel harder than they are.

What I did

UX & structure. I audited the old site, simplified the information architecture, and reworked the copy hierarchy around strong hero messaging and scannable sections.

Front-end engineering. I built a React single-page app with Tailwind, with responsive navigation and config-driven components so new pages can be assembled without starting from scratch.

The hard parts

Translating a legacy layout into something modern but still familiar to existing customers.
Optimising for performance and responsiveness without stripping out the product imagery.
Making technical network services feel approachable to buyers who aren’t technical.

Approach

A component-based, mobile-first layout. Benefit-led content, clear calls to action, lean assets and better image handling.

Key features06 items

01Clear service presentation
02Simple path to contact
03Clean case studies
04Responsive across devices
05Performance optimised
06Brand voice intact

OutcomeLive

A modern React and Tailwind codebase that’s easier to extend and maintain, and a site that feels faster, clearer and more premium, in line with Iris’s technical capabilities.