The challenge: complex offering, clean delivery

Sea Edge Global didn’t want a traditional corporate site. Their offering was nuanced — a mix of consulting, big data, shipping expertise, and digital tools. They needed a site that could:

• Explain complex services like freight analytics and carbon emissions
• Accommodate five specialized areas of expertise
• Include two distinct contact flows (for emissions and asset valuation)
• Scale later with tools like dashboards, reports, and payment features
• Keep everything light, clear, fast, and future-ready

And yes, it had to feel maritime — but not like a dated shipping company. Think modern, international, digital-first.

Our approach: don’t dumb it down — structure it smart

Rather than oversimplify, we structured. Our first goal was clarity — for both users and future editors. This meant designing for information hierarchy, making dense content feel light, and enabling a CMS setup the client could expand over time.

Key decisions included:

• Defining a modular layout system — shared elements across expertise subpages
• Distilling long-form content into digestible sections
• Designing illustrations and icons to express abstract concepts (like emissions tracking or AI-powered forecasts)
• Including contact options where decisions happen — not buried in a footer

Tech stack used

• CMS: WordPress
• Hosting: Shared Hosting
• Illustrations: Custom iconography + hero visuals
• Performance: Lazy loading, image compression, 99.9% uptime hosting
• Contact forms: Smart logic for Emissions + Asset Valuation

Website roadmap and deliverables

Page structure:

• Home – Intro, service highlights, CTA
• The Company – Vision, history, mission, high-level intro
• The Team – Profiles, skillsets, international structure
• Consulting – The why and how of their custom solutions
• Expertise overview – 5 pillars explained clearly (freight, emissions, logistics, commercial shipping, asset valuation)
• Expertise detail pages – Reusable templates for content-specific landing pages
• Insights – Future blog, case studies, press
• Contact – General + context-sensitive forms
• Privacy & terms – For compliance

Project timeline:

• Design: 1–3 weeks
• Development: 4–6 weeks
• Feedback rounds: 3 per layout
• Testing: Mobile, browser, performance QA before launch

Total cost:

• €3,350 design + development
• Future-proofed for scaling

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