Corporate Website

What we plan and deliver

Customer, partner and recruitment journeys are separated when the business needs them. We agree service pages, team information, cases and editorial material. Documents and corporate claims are reviewed before publication; the site should not invent the company’s scale or achievements.

What determines the quote

Architecture, page types, translation and editorial permissions influence the estimate. Multiple departments and approvers require more planning than a compact site. Connections to recruitment or internal systems and private account areas need their own requirements.

How the work is accepted

We test journeys between company information, services and contacts, consistent company details and corresponding language versions. Handover should show editors how to maintain current material without disrupting the structure or URLs.

Service scope

Pricing varies by project scope. After a short brief, we provide a fixed quote based on complexity, content readiness and required integrations.

Who it is for. A company with more than three offerings, each sold to a different audience. The usual situation: all of it is currently squeezed into one Services page as a list, and no single offering has a page you could link to in a proposal.

The design is not the important part. The structure is. A corporate site decides how many queries you can cover — each service page is a separate entry point from search. So we build the structure from real search demand, not from the old site and not from memory.

What is included. Competitor and search demand research, sitemap, wireframes for key screens, custom design across all screen sizes, a custom WordPress theme, a categorised blog, forms on every page, CRM integration, extended SEO with schema markup, and admin panel training.

What people underestimate. The volume of copy. Ten pages means ten pieces of writing, and that is where projects stall most often. The contract timeline starts when materials are in our hands, so settle who writes before kickoff rather than in week three.

Overview

Deep service structure, blog, integrations.

Starting price

Price on request