Nobody awards this work on a brochure
Fabrication and installation of marine structures is bought by engineers and procurement teams who are checking whether a contractor has done the specific thing before. The yard, the equipment, the associations the company belongs to and the jobs already delivered are the argument; everything else is preamble.
The practices this build came out of.
01Corporate website
02Multilingual development
03Content platform UX
The record above the fold
The home page reaches the delivered and in-progress projects within one screen of the hero, each named for what it actually was — jetty fabrication and installation, a platform jacket on a shared field — rather than given a marketing title. Services sit immediately below as the yard, the equipment and machinery, and the trading arm, which is how the company is actually organised.
Persian and English, plus somewhere to put the news
The site is published in both languages for a company registered in Qeshm and bidding internationally. A news archive, a blog and a careers page were part of the build rather than later additions, and the marine engineering journals the company follows are linked from the footer, so the site had somewhere to grow that was not the home page.
Traffic, revenue and conversion figures belong to the client, so we do not publish them. What follows is what the delivered build contains.
