
Forged wheel manufacturer
Manufacturing & construction
Scrolling is the making of a single wheel: billet, thermal camera, press strike, CNC milling and paint.
Development · Corporate website
A website that shows customers how big your company is before they ever call. Sections built around what people search for in Google, clear service pages, and every inquiry in one place.
Sound familiar?
The site was built years ago, and it’s easier to send a new client a slide deck than the URL.
Services, documents and contacts are scattered across sections, and customers go to whoever makes it easier.
Your pages don’t answer the queries people use to look for your industry, so the site lives on direct links alone.
What’s included · 6
We collect the queries people use to look for your industry and map them to pages. Sections come from demand, not habit.
We show you what the homepage will look like before you pay.
Every service gets its own page: what’s included, what drives the price, answers to questions, and an inquiry form.
Your production, process or product, shown so a buyer believes in your scale.
We write the copy and move what’s worth keeping from the old site, preserving the URLs that already rank in search.
You see how many inquiries came in and where they came from.
Pricing and terms
The price depends on the number of pages, the 3D scene and content migration. We give you an exact figure after a review, before you sign.
Work

Manufacturing & construction
Scrolling is the making of a single wheel: billet, thermal camera, press strike, CNC milling and paint.

Services
An electrical panel lights up in the dark, cables and a blueprint ripple out from it, and a cutaway house comes alive system by system.

Manufacturing & construction
A staircase goes up in a single workday, the floor above shifts, and the steps adjust themselves to the new height.
In detail
The About page doesn’t retell your history since the founding year; it answers “why should we trust you with this order.” Each service or product gets its own page. Work samples and clients, if you’re allowed to show them. Documents and company details: procurement teams look for those first. Contacts, a map, opening hours. And an inquiry form on every page, not just on Contact.
A corporate site brings in customers when every group of queries has its own page: “steel fabrication” and “steel powder coating” are two pages, not two paragraphs on one. That’s why we start with keyword research: it shows which pages you need and which ones you don’t.
We keep the URLs that are already in search or set up permanent redirects. Without that, rankings drop after the new site launches. More on the website redesign page.
FAQ
From $590. The final price depends on the number of pages, the 3D scene and content migration: we give you an exact figure after a review, before you commit to anything.
Didn’t find your answer? Ask usYes, if the move keeps the URLs or sets up redirects and carries over the copy that brings in traffic. That’s part of the job.
Didn’t find your answer? Ask usNot always. It helps when a process or product is hard to explain in words: manufacturing, construction, machinery. For a law firm, 3D would be too much.
Didn’t find your answer? Ask usA one-hour meeting, materials about the company, photos and documents. We write the copy and send it to you for approval.
Didn’t find your answer? Ask usFrom 3 days. The exact timeline depends on the type of site and its scope. You get it together with the price, before you sign.
Didn’t find your answer? Ask usWe work under a contract. You pay once the work is done.
Didn’t find your answer? Ask usYou do. The site and all access to it belong to the client, not the studio.
Didn’t find your answer? Ask usBlog
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Four quick steps. Only your name and contact are required. We start with a free review and a homepage concept.

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