Web sites

Turnkey corporate websites for B2B and complex services: structure built around client queries, proof of reliability, language versions and an admin panel you can extend yourself.
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What a corporate website includes

Not a set of pages but a system: service sections, evidence, contact routes and an admin panel that lets you develop the site without us.

Structure around services

A separate page per direction with its own meta. Clients find their own case and the page gets a chance in search.

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Cases and evidence

A portfolio describing the task, the work and the result. Certificates, the team, company figures — what gets checked before the first call.

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Language versions

Independent versions with correct hreflang and their own meta, not a machine translation of one page.

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Forms and enquiry paths

Different formats for different stages: a quick question, a request for a proposal, a call-back. Enquiries reach the CRM with their source.

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Block-based admin panel

A new page is assembled from ready components. Your marketer adds a section unaided, with no developer and no release.

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SEO groundwork

Speed, structured data, headings, sitemap and Search Console configured before launch, not after rankings drop.

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Our clients’ results

We build long-term partnerships — and the numbers speak for themselves: our average client relationship lasts 5 years, and our partners' financial results grow quarter after quarter.

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We build long-term partnerships — and the numbers speak for themselves: our average client relationship lasts 5 years, and our partners' financial results grow quarter after quarter.

How we work

We do not build sites that need rebuilding a year later to fit a new section. The structure is designed with room to grow.

A menu built around client tasks

Sections are named the way buyers phrase their request, not the way it is phrased inside the company.

Evidence instead of adjectives

Instead of «high quality» — figures, cases, certificates and names. Empty phrasing is removed at the structure stage.

The site stays yours

Hosting, domain, access and source files are yours. Any team can continue the work.

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Tell us about your task and we will suggest a solution and show how it adds up in numbers. The consultation is free, with no obligations.
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Why this is more than a business card site

A business card site describes the company. A corporate site takes on part of the sales team's work: it answers standard questions, shows evidence and brings people to an enquiry already informed. The difference is not page count but whether the site removes objections before the sales call.

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A section per service

One page listing services ranks for nothing. Separate pages give both clarity for the client and traffic from search.

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Growth without a developer

A block-based admin panel: a new direction is added independently, and the site does not freeze in its delivery state.

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Ready for promotion

The technical SEO base is built into development, so promotion starts with content rather than fixing defects.

How we run the project

Approvals happen in stages: structure before design, design before development.

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Brief and research

We study the product, the customers and the competition, and check how buyers phrase their requests against real search volumes.

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Structure and prototypes

Sitemap, service sections, enquiry logic. Greyscale prototypes of the key pages.

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Design and templates

A concept on a key page, then a template system covering every type of section.

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Development and launch

Front-end, admin panel, language versions, analytics and SEO groundwork. A warranty period follows release.

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Additional services

All competencies in-house — complex tasks solved quickly, without losing quality or time on communication between contractors.

Landing Page

E-commerce

PWA

Advertising creatives

CRM solutions

Frequently asked questions about corporate websites

The questions that come up most often before a contract is signed.

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How much does a corporate website cost?

It depends on the number of unique pages, the language versions and whether research comes from our side. The sum is fixed in the contract after the brief.

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How long does development take?

Usually six to twelve weeks including prototyping and design. Language versions and complex integrations add time.

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Will we be able to add pages ourselves?

Yes, that is a requirement on every project of ours. The admin panel is block-based and a new section needs no developer.

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Do we need language versions from the start?

Not necessarily, but we design the structure to accommodate them — adding a language later is cheaper than rebuilding the site.

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Do you write the copy?

We can. Or we work with yours, in which case we supply structure and requirements for each block before design begins.

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Can we refresh the existing site instead?

Often yes. If the structure is sound, a redesign with technical fixes costs less. We will say after an audit.

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Will the site be ready for SEO?

Yes, technical groundwork is part of development. It does not replace promotion but removes the obstacles at the start.

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What happens after launch?

A warranty period for defects. After that you can keep the site on support or take it over entirely — access and source files are yours either way.

Corporate website design and development

Corporate websites: when decisions take time

In B2B and complex services a website rarely sells on the first visit. Its job is different — to withstand scrutiny. Someone compares several suppliers, shows the site to their director, comes back a week later and looks for evidence that working with you is safe. A corporate site has to answer that without a call to a sales manager.

What matters in a site like this

  • Service structure — a separate page per direction rather than one combined list. That way visitors find their case and the page can rank in search.
  • Evidence — cases with numbers, certificates, the team, years in business. General talk of an «individual approach» convinces nobody.
  • Transparency — how you work, what the price includes, what the timelines are. The questions competitors usually answer with «it depends».
  • Contact — not a single form at the bottom, but a clear way to get in touch at every stage of consideration.

Structure matters more than design

The commonest mistake on corporate sites is a menu built around the company's org chart. Clients do not look for a «Project Solutions Department», they look for their own problem. We build sections around how buyers phrase their request, checking against real search volumes rather than internal naming.

How it is usually doneHow it should be
«Our solutions» as one lista separate page per service
«About us» across three screensfacts, figures, team, documents
a portfolio without descriptionsa case with the task, the work and the result
a form only on the contacts pagean enquiry from any page, in a convenient format

Multiple languages

If you work across markets, language versions are built with correct hreflang and their own meta. This is not one page translated but independent versions: phrasing differs between countries, and so does what counts as proof of reliability.

A site you can keep developing

A corporate site lives for years, and the key question is whether your marketer can add a service page six months from now without a developer. So we hand over a system of templates and an admin panel where a new section is assembled from ready blocks, not a fixed set of pages.

What a corporate website costs

The price depends on the number of unique pages, the language versions and whether research comes from our side. A ten-page site and a portal with a product catalogue and client area are different amounts of work. The sum is fixed in the contract after the brief.

Who we have worked with

Agency clients include Hyundai, Heineken, Kärcher, CLAAS, Hilti, PepsiCo and Materia Medica, along with developers and manufacturers. Cases with tasks and results are in the portfolio.