Corporate Websites

A corporate website is where people go the first time they hear your company's name. In a few seconds it has to tell them what you do, who you do it for and how to reach you. We structure the about, services, case study, careers and contact pages around that question and make sure each page has one clear job. For product launches and ad campaigns we also build landing pages that can run separately from the main site, each focused on a single action such as filling in a form or making a call.

Some projects need more than a brochure site. If you need a portal where dealers place orders, a panel where customers download documents and invoices, or an internal tool your team uses every day, we build it as a web application in the same design language as your site. User accounts, role-based permissions, reporting screens and data exchange with your existing systems, such as accounting software or a CRM, are a normal part of this work.

We build sites with Next.js and React. Pages are rendered on the server and reach the browser as finished HTML, so both visitors and search engines see the content without waiting for scripts. Pages that rarely change are generated ahead of time and served from cache, while frequently updated pages refresh on a schedule. TypeScript lets us catch errors before release as the project grows, and makes the code easier for any team that takes it over later.

An off-the-shelf theme can look like the faster start on day one, but plugin overhead, security patches and design limits turn into costs over time. For a simple brochure site we talk that trade-off through with you openly. For sites whose content changes often we set up a content management panel, so your team can add blog posts, announcements, team members or a new service page without calling a developer.

A slow page loses visitors on the first screen. We serve images in modern formats sized for each screen, load fonts and scripts only where they are needed, and measure Core Web Vitals before launch. Heading structure, meta tags, structured data and a sitemap are set up from the start of every project, so SEO is part of the build rather than a layer bolted on after the site is finished.

On multilingual sites each language lives at its own URL, and hreflang tags tell search engines which page corresponds to which language. We protect forms against spam and abuse, validate submitted data on the server, and serve the site over HTTPS behind Cloudflare. When replacing an old site we redirect every old URL to its new equivalent, so the search traffic you already have is carried over as far as possible.

In the first call we discuss your goals, your audience and the content you already have, then send a written proposal covering scope, timeline and price. We design the page structure and interface in Figma and bring it to you for approval; development starts from the approved design, which is built to match it exactly. We work in weekly milestones, and you can review the working version on a test environment at every stage.

Before launch we run performance, accessibility and SEO checks and set up Google Search Console and analytics. You receive the full source code, and we can push it straight to your own GitHub or GitLab account. After the free post-launch support period you can continue with a monthly maintenance plan that covers updates, new pages and security upkeep.