FUNCTIONAL WIREFRAME · STRUCTURE AND UX, NOT FINAL DESIGN
Personal broadband

Internet that gets out of the way.

The homepage starts with the customer’s actual question: what can I get at my address?

Brand hero image / campaign art
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Check what MAX can deliver at your address

Start typing your full address, including unit, suburb and postcode. Select the exact premises to check availability.

Why MAX

Keep the proposition short.

Value prop

Simple NBN plans

No bundle maze. Show the speeds that actually work at the customer’s address.

Support

Advanced Network Support

Intelligent live fault monitoring and reporting, backed by real engineers.

Fibre

Upgrade path upfront

If an FTTN or FTTC address can move to FTTP, surface that before checkout.

Customer journey

Address → qualification → suitable plans.

Find the exact premises

Predictive NBN location search handles unit-level addresses.

Qualify the LOCID

Technology, existing services, fees, speed tiers and fibre eligibility.

Show the right choices

Only plans returned for that location remain highlighted.

Fibre Upgrade

Still on copper?

Give fibre its own route, but use the same qualification engine.

Check fibre eligibility
FTTN / FTTC → FTTP explainer graphic

Moving home

Check the new address before deciding how the existing service moves.

Open moving flow →

Modems & Wi-Fi

Hardware should be a supporting decision, not the first thing customers see.

View hardware wireframe →

Need help?

Outages, setup, billing and contact routes live in one support hub.

Open support →