Corporate website design and development
Fast, accessible, multilingual company websites.
We design and build company websites: the pages that tell people who you are, what you do and how to reach you. They are built to load quickly, to work on a phone, and to stay easy to update later.
A company website has a narrow job and it is usually judged in seconds. Someone has heard your name and wants to know whether you are real, what you actually do, and how to get hold of you. Everything else on the page is competing with those three questions.
What it solves
- People search for your company and find nothing, or find something years out of date.
- You cannot change a phone number or add a page without going back to whoever built the site.
- The site was designed for a desktop screen and is painful to use on a phone, which is where most visitors are.
- An AI assistant asked about your company answers vaguely, or describes you as something you no longer are.
- A bank, an app store, a payment provider or a business register needs to verify that your company exists and does what it says — and your website is the first thing they look at.
That last one is not hypothetical for us. This site was rebuilt because the company needed a credible, verifiable corporate presence that matched its registered details.
What the work covers
- Deciding the pages and what each one is for, before any design happens.
- Design and build, with the content written around real information rather than placeholder text.
- Multiple languages where you need them, with each page linked to its counterpart so search engines serve the right one.
- Performance: a site that appears quickly on an ordinary phone connection.
- Accessibility basics: readable contrast, visible keyboard focus, text that scales, meaningful headings.
- The technical groundwork search engines and AI assistants rely on — titles, descriptions, canonical addresses, a sitemap, structured data.
- The pages you are legally expected to have, such as a privacy policy and reachable contact details.
Built to stay fast
A small company website does not need a database, a plugin ecosystem or a monthly update treadmill. Most of them are slow and fragile because of machinery they never needed. Where the content changes rarely, plain static pages are faster, cheaper to host, and have far less that can break or be broken into. Where content really does change often, that is a good reason to add a content management system — but it should be a decision, not a default.
Our own work in this area
This site, aymilaturizm.com, is our own example: a two-language company site built as static pages, with no database and no content management system behind it. It loads quickly, works on a phone, and each page links to its counterpart in the other language.
Frequently asked questions
Do we need a content management system?
Only if someone is genuinely going to edit the site regularly. A CMS adds cost, updates and an attack surface. If the pages change a few times a year, static pages are faster and safer, and we can still hand you the files to edit.
Can the site be in more than one language?
Yes, and it should be if your customers are. Each page gets a counterpart in the other language and the two are linked to each other, so a search engine can serve the right version instead of guessing.
Who writes the content?
You know what your company does better than we do, so the facts come from you. We structure the pages, write around those facts and tell you where a claim needs evidence. We do not invent numbers, customers or testimonials to fill a page.
Where is the site hosted?
On static hosting suited to the site. The one you are reading is on Vercel. Hosting stays in your own account, so the site is not tied to us.