Turnkey corporate website for a sustainable construction firm
Launched in 8 weeks on a headless CMS that cut routine content updates by 70–85% and gave the client's team full control without developer involvement.
About the Project
A turnkey corporate website for a company building energy-efficient, environmentally neutral homes. The site had to cover four core goals at once: build trust, explain the company's "think global and act local" philosophy, present services, and convert traffic into inbound leads. Visitors needed to quickly grasp what the company does, the problems it solves, what its approach looks like, and how to start a conversation. The internal team also needed to manage texts, pages, and materials on their own, without depending on developers for routine updates.
About Customer
Buzzeedon operates in construction, with a focus on energy-efficient, environmentally neutral buildings and cost-effective solutions shaped by site constraints, residents' lifestyles, and overall well-being. The company covers the full construction cycle — design, materials, contractors, owners — combining high energy efficiency, renewable energy adoption, and local execution. For a business like this, the website is the foundational trust asset and the front door to sales. Without it, scaling inquiries, explaining the approach, and converting interest into real project requests gets significantly harder. The client had no internal web team, so they needed a ready-to-use solution that placed minimal load on their side.
Turnkey launch without an internal team
The client needed a website that worked reliably from day one — no long post-launch iterations, no rolling backlog of follow-up fixes.
Brand representation on a limited budget
The site had to convey the company's identity and values through design and structure without paying for fully custom development.
Manageable content
The website had to be easy to manage so the team could add pages, update copy, and edit content blocks on their own.
Clear B2B UX
Pages had to be structured so visitors could quickly understand the company's value proposition and approach, then move naturally toward contact.
Scalability
The platform had to keep up with the company's growth and leave room to add new sections, content types, and integrations over time.
Proposed Solution
We built the site on top of a pre-existing template to reach release fast, while adapting it deeply to the client's brand and content structure. As the backend core, we integrated Directus so content management no longer depended on developers and could scale with the business. The result is a clean, manageable platform that covers core online presence and sales needs while staying flexible enough for future growth.
Design that represents the brand
We designed a system with clean typography, generous whitespace, restrained accents, and predictable UI patterns — the visual register of a mature company, in line with the client's corporate philosophy. We also defined how key messages are presented: values, approach, service areas, and engagement formats.
Positioning sustainable construction clearly
We agreed on a step-by-step plan to communicate the company's niche — sustainable construction — to visitors. The copy needed more sharpness and detail so any visitor could immediately understand what the company actually does, where its approach is distinct, and how it works with energy efficiency, renewables, and local constraints.
Directus as the CMS
We integrated Directus so the client could manage content without a technical team — updating copy, pages, and supporting materials. The point was to remove the need to bring in a developer for every minor change, which a growing business generates constantly.
Built for growth
We structured the architecture and content model so the site could expand over time — new sections, pages, and blocks first, and later integrations and new user flows.
Lead capture
We implemented a structured contact flow (form → CRM → email notification to the sales team), so every inbound inquiry lands in the same place with full context — no losses from email-only handling.
We started by aligning on the core goals — the site had to build trust, explain the approach, and generate inquiries. We defined the scope of the first release so the client saw a usable result quickly, and we agreed on the launch content set: positioning, service areas, approach, contact. That kept us moving without spreading effort across secondary features.
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Results
After launch, Buzzeedon got a working corporate website that supports both brand presence and lead generation without constant technical support for updates. The platform is designed to scale as the company grows.
70–85% faster
content updates on the site
+15–20%
increase in inquiries with a specific project request
−30–45%
drop in irrelevant inquiries
8 weeks to launch
without inflating the budget or compromising quality
Designed to scale
new sections without rebuilding the frontend or additional core development
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