Corporate Website Design

A mid-market company with $180M in revenue and 400 employees had a corporate website that had not been meaningfully updated in four years. The investor relations page linked to PDFs that took 8 seconds to load. The careers section listed three open positions when they had sixty. The leadership team page showed headshots from 2017 -- two of the people pictured no longer worked there. Their board asked why the company's digital presence did not match its market position. The answer was simple: nobody owned the website, so nobody maintained it. Corporate websites are uniquely difficult because they serve fundamentally different audiences with fundamentally different needs. An investor evaluating a potential $5M position wants financial data, governance information, and leadership credibility. A prospective enterprise customer wants case studies, integration capabilities, and security certifications. A job candidate wants culture evidence, growth trajectory, and open positions. A journalist wants press releases, executive bios, and brand assets. Most corporate websites try to serve all four with a homepage carousel and a mega-navigation menu that buries everything three clicks deep. We architect corporate sites with distinct pathways for each audience, informed by analytics data that reveals what each segment actually looks for and where they drop off. The result is a site where every audience finds their content quickly without wading through information meant for someone else. We also address the governance problem that kills most corporate websites: who updates it and how. A corporate site without a clear CMS workflow and content ownership model will decay within six months of launch. We build content management systems with role-based permissions, approval workflows, and structured content types that make updates systematic instead of ad hoc. Your IR team can publish quarterly results without a developer. Your HR team can post and close positions without waiting on marketing. Your communications team can publish press releases in minutes. The technology disappears, and the content stays current. We build on Next.js deployed to Vercel's enterprise tier or your own cloud infrastructure (AWS, Azure, GCP) depending on your IT requirements. Sites are WCAG AA accessible by default, GDPR-compliant with proper consent management, and SOC 2-ready for enterprise security requirements.