Skip to content
Start a project
Service

Corporate Websites

A structure that still makes sense at forty pages, and at eighty.

Start a project
How a large site goes wrong

They rarely failat launch.

They fail by accumulation — a page added here, a section bolted on there, each reasonable on its own, until the navigation has nine items and nothing useful is two clicks away.

Structure decided after the pages

What prevents it is deciding the architecture before the pages exist, and building templates rather than pages. Frekete Group came to us as a site that already existed and needed exactly this.

Changing one heading

Section
Row
Column
Inner row
Widget
The text you wanted to edit

Nine items in the nav

Each addition reasonable on its own, and unusable together.

Several audiences, one path

Customers, partners and applicants all sent down the same corridor.

Growth means redesign

No templates, so every new section is a new argument about layout.

How the structure is set

Architecturebefore pages.

Four stages, and most of the work is the first one — who this site is for, and what each of them needs within two clicks.

  1. Name the audiences

    Customers, partners, people looking for a job — and what each needs within two clicks.

    Step 01
  2. Agree the architecture

    Settled before a single page is designed, so the site has a shape to grow into.

    Step 02
  3. Build templates

    Reusable page types rather than one-off pages, so adding a section is not a redesign.

    Step 03
  4. Keep the nav shallow

    As the page count climbs, the depth does not — which is the whole point.

    Step 04
A corporate site we have shipped

Frekete Group,reorganised.

A site that already existed and needed the structure sorted rather than replaced.

WordPressWe customized and refined the Frekete Group website, focusing on creating a modern, responsive, and user-friendly experience across all devices.

Frekete Group — Corporate Business Website
What you get on handover

A site that stillworks at eighty.

Templates, so growth is not a rebuild

Reusable page types with consistent components and states across every section, so the fortieth page costs what the fourth did.

Reordering a page

Hero
Services
Testimonials

Two clicks, still

Navigation that stays shallow however many pages arrive after launch.

One set of components

The same states everywhere, rather than a new dialect per section.

What you can hold us to

Our fivequality promises.

Five things the studio commits to on every project, each already written somewhere else on this site.

  • A fixed price before we startYou get the price in writing once we understand the project, and it does not move during the build. No hourly surprises on the invoice.
  • A reply within one business dayEvery enquiry is read by the people who would do the work, and answered within one business day. Mon-Sat, 10am - 7pm PKT.
  • Checked on real phonesEvery build is tested on actual devices, because a browser window dragged narrow does not behave the way a phone does.
  • Built to be foundReal heading levels, metadata, structured data and a sitemap ship with the site — not as an add-on once traffic fails to arrive.
  • Yours to edit afterwardsPages made of blocks your team can move, and a walkthrough at handover, so the first change you make does not need us.
Included in every build

What youactually get.

Four things in every corporate project, whether it is a new site or an existing one restructured.

  • An information architecture agreed before a single page is designed
  • Reusable page templates, so growth does not mean redesign
  • Navigation that stays shallow as the page count climbs
  • Consistent components and states across every section of the site

Best for

  • Organisations whose site has grown past what its navigation was built for
  • Companies serving several audiences from one site
  • Teams who will keep adding pages long after launch

We reply within one business day

Need Corporate Websites?

Tell us what you are building and what it needs to do. We come back with a clear plan, a timeline and a fixed price.

Start a project