Services organised by division
Each division or business unit gets a page with its services, contact person and enquiry form. Visitors reach the right page from the main menu in 1 or 2 clicks, and each page is set up for search.
Our corporate website design in Mohakhali covers company sites with service pages by division, leadership profiles, careers, news and tender pages. Staff edit content through CMS roles, and forms route enquiries to the right department. SRS Networks, a 28-year IT provider, reported roughly 3x the website visitors 6 months after our full rebuild of its site.
Updated 20 October 2026
Each feature below links a verified fact about Mohakhali to a page or function a company website needs.
Every corporate site starts from a sitemap agreed during the Discover stage.
Each division or business unit gets a page with its services, contact person and enquiry form. Visitors reach the right page from the main menu in 1 or 2 clicks, and each page is set up for search.
A news section and a document library hold press releases, annual reports and investor notices. Staff upload files themselves, and each item shows its publish date so visitors know it is current.
Editors, HR and communications staff each get their own login with limited permissions. HR posts jobs, communications publishes news, and an administrator approves changes before they go live on the company site.
Logo, colours and fonts follow your brand guide on every page and in downloadable company profiles. If no guide exists yet, we can build the brand, logo, copy and images as part of the project.
SRS Networks is the closest match to an established company rebuild, VoIP Services Now shows a business site launched from scratch, and Trip in Brazil shows a large multilingual site kept technically clean.
A corporate website is ready in about 2 to 4 weeks after the sitemap and content plan are approved. Larger sites with many divisions or a document archive may be launched in stages.
You tell us about the company, its buyers and what the site must do. We send a quote.
Divisions, services, leadership, careers and investor or tender content mapped into a sitemap.
A custom design in your brand guidelines, for phones first and then desktop.
Responsive development, CMS with editor roles, forms routed to the right department.
Content entered, pages tested on phones, then speed and SEO checks.
Changes after launch, based on enquiries and search data.
Benni Klein, Owner, Accessible Trip Brazil
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Most company sites need Home, About, a page per division or service, Leadership, Careers, News and Contact. Firms that bid for contracts add a tender or notices page, and listed companies add investor pages. We agree the full sitemap during the Discover stage, before any design work begins.
Yes. A small firm can start with 5 or 6 pages and a downloadable company profile, then add careers or news sections later. The structure is planned so new sections slot in without a redesign.
It depends on the number of pages and divisions, custom design versus a theme, CMS roles, forms and integrations, content writing and photography, and multi-language needs. Prices are not published; a written quote follows the free 15-minute call.
Yes. Each form routes to the department it belongs to, so sales, HR and support each receive only their own messages. Forms can also send an automatic reply to the person who submitted them.
Yes. Our team is remote, so every review happens on a staging link where you comment in writing and approve before launch. Calls are booked online, and progress is reported at each stage.
WordPress, Webflow or custom code, depending on how many editors you have, what integrations you need and how your team prefers to work. Every option is responsive and SEO-ready, with a CMS your staff can use.
Tell us your divisions, editors and the pages you need. We reply with a sitemap outline and a written quote.