When you need a site, not just a page
A landing page sells one idea. A site lets you tell a longer story.
Choose this when you have a brand to communicate, a product line to explain, a team to introduce, a journal to publish, or a service offering with enough depth that one scroll cannot carry it.
How a real site is structured
We start with information architecture, not visuals. Together we map the pages a visitor will care about, the navigation that connects them, and the journey from cold visitor to convinced customer.
Most sites need fewer pages than people think. We will push back on padding.
What goes into a multi-page build
- Information architecture and sitemap.
- Page templates: home, about, services or product, work or case studies, journal, contact.
- Component library: shared headers, hero modules, content blocks, callouts, footers.
- CMS: Sanity by default, with bilingual support if needed.
- SEO at every page level: per-page meta, structured data, sitemap with hreflang.
- Performance: code splitting, image optimization, fonts loaded properly.
Bilingual is not bolted on
We have built sites in two and three languages. Translations are handled at the CMS level with native parity, not a Google Translate widget. URL structure, hreflang tags, meta translation, content translation: all native.
What you walk away with
A live site on your domain. Source code in a git repository you own. CMS your team can use without engineering help. Per-page analytics. Full SEO setup. Two weeks of post-launch settling time, included.
What we will not do
We will not build a 50-page website. If you have that much to say, you have an editorial publication, not a marketing site, and we will tell you so.
We will not migrate WordPress content with all its years of plugin debt. We will design fresh, and you decide what to bring forward.