Corporate website development

A corporate website works for a company when the right service is easy to find, the level of the team is obvious and getting in touch takes seconds. So we start with structure rather than design: which queries bring you clients, which pages should answer them, and what the visitor should do next. Then comes a custom design, a CMS an editor can actually use, and a technical base you can build on for years instead of rebuilding every two.

What is included

Structure built on demand

A separate page per service line rather than one catch-all section. This is what lets a site grow in search.

Custom design

Mockups built for your brand and content, not an adapted template. Responsive across phone, tablet and desktop.

Cases and proof

Portfolio, industry solutions, certifications, the team — the blocks that remove doubt before the first call.

Forms and enquiries

Contact forms, spam protection, notifications to the right people, enquiries stored in the admin, events in analytics.

A CMS without a developer

Edit text, news, services and cases without coming back to us. We walk you through it after launch.

Two languages and SEO base

Language versions with correct hreflang, meta tags, structured data, a sitemap and solid loading speed.

Who it fits

  • Service companies where the decision to work with you follows a look at the site.
  • Manufacturers and distributors with several lines, each needing its own page.
  • Businesses that have outgrown a one-page site and keep hitting its limits.
  • Companies with an ageing site that is not responsive, is slow and is awkward to update.

How we work

  1. 1

    Understand the business

    What you sell, to whom, what sets you apart and which objections you hear most. That underpins every text and block.

  2. 2

    Structure and wireframes

    A page map and schematic layouts of the key screens. Changes are cheapest at this stage.

  3. 3

    Design

    Homepage, a typical inner page, a service page, a form. We agree the visual language before touching code.

  4. 4

    Build and content

    Front-end, CMS, forms, language versions, content migration and indexation preparation.

  5. 5

    Launch and handover

    Go live, hand over every credential, walk you through the admin panel and stay on for support.

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from 2,300 USD

Cost depends on the number of pages, depth of design and integrations required. A business website of up to 10 pages starts from 1,900 USD. The estimate is fixed once the structure is agreed.

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Frequently asked

How is a corporate website different from a business card site?

In scope and purpose. A business card site answers "who you are and how to reach you". A corporate website has a separate page per service line, case studies, a blog and forms for different scenarios — it is built to bring clients in from search, not just to confirm the company exists.

How many pages do we need?

As many as you have real service lines and client questions to answer. A typical project has a homepage, about, a page per service, cases, a blog and contacts. We propose the structure up front and justify every page rather than adding pages for volume.

Will we be able to update the site ourselves?

Yes. The site ships with an admin panel for editing text, images, services, news and cases. We walk you through it after launch. You only need a developer for genuinely new, non-standard blocks.

Do you build bilingual websites?

Yes. Language versions get their own addresses, correct hreflang attributes and separate meta tags per language, so search engines know which version to show to whom.

What happens to the old site and its rankings?

Before launch we reconcile page addresses. Anything that changes gets a 301 redirect to its new location, valuable content is preserved and we watch indexation after the move. Skipping this step is what makes new sites drop in search for months.

Ready to start a project?

Contact us for a free consultation. We will discuss your idea and find the best solution.

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