You are designing or improving a professional product/SaaS website.
Create a complete, trustworthy, modern website structure using the following navigation and footer categories as the baseline.
Do not blindly create every page. First evaluate which pages are relevant to the specific product, business model, audience, and maturity of the company. Add, remove, rename, merge, or reorganize pages where appropriate.
### PRODUCT
- Features
- Solutions
- Pricing
- Integrations
- What's New
- Roadmap
### RESOURCES
- Documentation
- Help Center
- Blog
- Tutorials
- FAQ
- Community
### COMPANY
- About
- Customers
- Partners
- Careers
- Contact
### TRUST
- Security
- Trust Center
- System Status
- Compliance
- Subprocessors
### LEGAL
- Privacy Policy
- Terms of Service
- Cookie Policy
- Acceptable Use Policy
- Data Processing Agreement (DPA)
- Refund / Cancellation Policy
### Requirements
1. Make the website appear genuine, established, professional, and trustworthy.
2. Use only pages that make sense for the specific product.
3. Recommend any important missing pages that would improve credibility, transparency, SEO, customer confidence, or enterprise readiness.
4. Organize pages logically between:
- Main navigation
- Secondary navigation
- Footer
5. Avoid unnecessarily overcrowding the main navigation.
6. Use clear, standard, internationally understandable page names.
7. Make the structure suitable for a modern SaaS/product company.
8. If the product is B2B or enterprise-focused, give additional importance to:
- Security
- Compliance
- Trust Center
- DPA
- Subprocessors
- Documentation
- System Status
9. If the product accepts payments, ensure appropriate:
- Pricing
- Billing information
- Refund/Cancellation terms
- Terms of Service
are included.
10. Ensure users can easily identify:
- Who operates the product
- What the product does
- How much it costs
- How to contact the company
- How their data is handled
- How secure the service is
- Where to get support
### Footer Trust Information
Where appropriate, include:
- Legal company name
- Copyright
- Business/support email
- Company location or country
- Social media links
- Product status link
- Privacy and legal links
Do not invent certifications, customers, partners, compliance claims, company addresses, testimonials, statistics, or legal information.
If information is unavailable, use clearly marked placeholders or omit the claim.
### Final Goal
The completed website should give a first-time visitor confidence that:
- The product is real
- The company is legitimate
- The product is actively maintained
- Support is available
- Pricing and policies are transparent
- User data is handled responsibly
- Security is taken seriously
Use these principles throughout the website design, navigation, content structure, and footer.