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Too much information on the homepage
Services, cases, recruitment, and contact details need a clear hierarchy.
Corporate Website
Corporate Website Design and Development
A corporate website supports prospects, partners, job candidates, and search engines at the same time. A multi-page structure gives each audience and search intent a focused destination instead of forcing everything onto one homepage.
Audience
Who this service is for
- Businesses needing a full company, service, and case-study structure
- Companies replacing a website that no longer reflects the business
- Teams that need to update articles, projects, or recruitment information
- Professional brands that need multilingual structure, SEO, and forms
Challenges
Common challenges and decisions
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SEO equity can be lost during a redesign
URLs, canonical tags, redirects, and sitemaps need to be migrated with the content.
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Content ownership is unclear
The project should define what the team can update and what belongs in ongoing maintenance.
Approach
How SimpleCreative approaches the project
Multi-page information architecture
Pages are organized around audiences and decisions, with clear links between company, service, case, and contact content.
SEO migration planning
Useful URLs are preserved and changed paths receive permanent redirects with updated canonical and sitemap data.
Maintainable content components
Reusable sections and an optional CMS keep a larger site consistent.
Scope
What can be included
- Homepage plus up to four inner pages in the base corporate plan
- Company, service, case, FAQ, recruitment, and contact planning
- Responsive design, forms, and email notifications
- Unique metadata, canonical URLs, sitemap, and structured data
- Basic GA4 and Search Console setup
- Optional multilingual content, blog, or CMS
Process
Project process
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Requirements and goals
Clarify audience, pages, functions, content, timing, and the primary conversion action.
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Scope and quotation
Confirm deliverables, exclusions, revision rounds, schedule, third-party costs, and handover.
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Structure and design
Review the information architecture, wireframe or design direction before development.
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Development and testing
Build responsive pages, integrate agreed functions, and test content, links, forms, and metadata.
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Acceptance and launch
Resolve in-scope feedback, complete acceptance, deploy, and hand over source code and documentation.
Pricing
Pricing and quotation
- Corporate websites start at NT$ 42,800 TWD for a homepage and up to four inner pages.
- Standard content pages cost NT$4,000–6,000 TWD per page; complex interactive pages start at NT$8,000 TWD.
- Additional languages start at NT$8,000 TWD per language; CMS work starts at NT$12,000 TWD.
These are the current official starting prices. Domain, hosting, database, email delivery, payments, SMS, LINE API, licensed assets, and other third-party services are billed separately. Additional pages, features, or out-of-scope revisions require a separate quote.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Which pages should a corporate website include?
The common core is a homepage, company profile, services, cases, FAQs, and contact. Recruitment, resources, and languages depend on the business.
Can a redesign affect Google rankings?
Yes. Existing useful URLs and content should be retained, and changed paths need permanent redirects plus updated internal links, canonical tags, and sitemaps.
Does every corporate website need a CMS?
No. A CMS is useful for frequent article, case, or job updates. Infrequent changes may be more economical through a maintenance plan.
Turn your website requirements into a practical next step
Share your current brand materials, expected pages, and required functions. We will clarify the scope first, then recommend a suitable build and provide an initial quote.