01
Section architecture
Services, expertise, cases, a journal — only what you will actually maintain.
Corporate website
A corporate website that explains the company
Not a checkbox set of About / Services / Contact. A structure that matches how people search you and how you sell.
What we do
02
SEO structure
Which pages capture demand, which are navigation, where canonicals and duplicates live.
03
Lead paths
Not one generic form: different entries for different jobs.
04
Localization
RU/EN when it is part of the business, not a just-in-case translation.
What’s included
- Research
- Information architecture
- UX
- Design
- Frontend
- On-page SEO
- Forms
- Analytics
- Launch
The outcome
A company site where it is obvious what you do, who it is for, and how to start.
Technically: indexable sections, forms, analytics and room for new services without changing platforms.
How we build a corporate site
01
Company map
Services, offers, geography, who decides.
02
Site tree
Sections, URLs, internal links.
03
Build
Design system, pages, content templates.
04
Launch
Indexing and redirects if you are moving off an old site.
Related cases
Frequently asked questions
How is this different from a landing page?
A landing page has one offer. A corporate site has several entries: services, brand, cases, search queries.
Do we need a blog?
Only if someone will write it. An empty blog is worse than none.
Can we migrate from an old site?
Yes. We plan redirects and keep what already ranks when it is still relevant.