CORPORATE WEBSITES

One coherent presence for an organisation with many dimensions.

We design and develop websites that bring your services, products and company structure together in one clear experience. From visual identity to content management and integrations, we build a website that serves both your visitors and the team that runs it.

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Veltrona GroupSQ · EN

Materials, logistics and energy for long-term projects.

Three business units working as one partner.

Explore our unitsContact
  • Building materials
  • Logistics
  • Energy
Veltrona

Units / Logistics

Contract logistics

Warehousing, distribution and reporting for industrial customers.

  • Warehousing
  • Distribution
  • Reporting
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Publishing status

Page: Contract logistics

  1. Draft
  2. In review
  3. Published
  • Consistent identity
  • Organised content
  • Role-based management
  • Integrations as needed

STRUCTURE AND AUDIENCES

A complex company should not mean a complex visit.

A company may have several business units, product categories, offices, partners and markets. The website should present all of this without asking visitors to understand the organisation’s internal structure first.

A customer looks for a service. A partner looks for information about working together. A candidate looks for a job. Each of them needs a clear path to the right information and the right contact.

At ENOR, we build this structure by connecting the company’s objectives with what its users need.

Paths by audience
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Homepage

Customers

Looking for a service or product.

  1. 1Units and services
  2. 2Service page
  3. 3Quote request

Right contact: Sales team of the relevant unit

Choose an audience to see its path to the right contact.

WHAT YOUR TEAMS NEED

A website that serves the whole organisation.

A corporate website is used by several teams, each with its own goals and responsibilities. We design it around how each of them works.

Responsibilities and approval criteria are agreed at the start of the project.

  • Leadership

    A presence that reflects the company’s positioning, structure and standards.

  • Marketing

    Content and pages that can be managed under clear rules.

  • Sales

    Enquiries with useful information, routed to the right team.

  • Human resources

    Job postings and organised applications, when needed.

  • Technical team

    A documented, maintainable solution.

  • Editors

    Tools for everyday updates, with defined limits and responsibilities.

A · SERVICES AND UNITS

Content organised the way your audience searches.

We organise pages around visitors’ questions, not the org chart. The structure can cover business units, services, products and sectors, with clear links between them.

  • Business units and group companies
  • Services and sectors
  • Products and categories
  • Site search
  • Filters for large amounts of content
  • Clear links between pages
Site searchIllustrative concept
Try:

5 results

  • Building materialsUnits
  • PX-80 insulation panelMaterials / Panels
  • PX-80 data sheet (PDF)Materials / Documents
  • Panel installation guideMaterials / Documents
  • Choosing insulation thicknessArticles

Search or filter: results are grouped by content type.

B · VISUAL IDENTITY

Your brand identity, turned into a system for the website.

From your brand guidelines we create rules that work on screen: how typography, colours, images, icons, forms and calls to action are used.

New pages are built from approved templates and components. A page added a year later follows the same rules as the first ones, without being designed from scratch.

  • Typography
  • Colours
  • Images and icons
  • Forms
  • Buttons and calls to action
  • Page templates
  • Reusable components
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Typography

Page title

Section subtitle

Body text for long, clear reading.

Colours

  • Petrol
  • Bronze
  • Light grey
  • Graphite

Icons

Buttons

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Page templates

  • Page header
  • Breadcrumb
  • Text block
  • Cards
  • Specifications
  • Form
  • Call to action

This template uses 5 of the system’s 7 components.

Choose a page template to see which shared components it uses.

C · DEVICES

The same content, readable on every screen.

We design for phone, tablet and desktop, with attention to reading, navigation and filling in forms.

We handle separately

  • Wide tables
  • Catalogues
  • Technical documentation
  • Multi-level menus
  • Long-form content

On phones we do not remove key information to simplify the view. We organise it differently so it can be read.

View by device
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Veltrona Group
UnitsProductsCompany
Building materialsLogisticsEnergy

Panel comparison

ModelThicknessInsulationUse
PX-6060 mmStandardInterior walls
PX-8080 mmEnhancedFaçades
PX-100100 mmHighRoofs

The same content, organised for the screen.

Switch the view: the table becomes cards and the menu opens level by level.

D · MANAGEMENT

A CMS with roles, approvals and clear limits.

Depending on the project, your team publishes with structured fields and an approval flow that defines who writes, who reviews and who publishes.

  • Administrators and editors
  • Structured fields
  • Drafts and approval
  • Scheduled publishing
  • Media management
  • Versions where supported
  • Controlled templates and sections

Not every visual element or feature can be changed without a developer. We define clearly what is managed in the panel and what needs development.

Publishing flow
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News: New logistics centre opens

  1. Draft
  2. In review
  3. Published
Title
New logistics centre opens
Unit
Logistics
Languages
Albanian · English
Publishing
Scheduled, Monday 09:00

The page template and styles cannot be changed from the panel.

History

  • Draft created by the editor.

Switch roles and move the content from draft to published.

E · LANGUAGES AND MARKETS

One company, several markets, content organised for each.

We organise content for the languages and markets you need, while keeping a shared base for the company.

Before development we define

  • What stays shared
  • Services or products by market
  • Regional contacts
  • The relevant documents
  • Who translates and who approves

Machine translation is not approved material. Translation and review are agreed in the project.

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Content by market
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Page language: Albanian

  • Company overviewShared
  • Energy unitBy market
  • Product catalogueShared
  • DistributorsBy market
  • Technical documentsShared
  • Regional contactTirana
Translated by
Marketing team
Approved by
Marketing director
Status
Approved

Choose a market to see what changes and who approves it.

F · CATALOGUES AND QUOTES

From product specification to quote request.

For companies with many products, the website can organise the catalogue and help customers prepare a clear request.

  • Product categories and filters
  • Technical specifications
  • Downloadable documents
  • Selecting products for a quote
  • Forms by category
  • Distributors and points of sale
  • Content for partners
  • B2B features or online buying when required

These features are included when the project needs them. They are not an automatic part of every corporate website.

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Product catalogue
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  • PX-60 insulation panel60 mm · Interior wallsPDF
  • PX-80 insulation panel80 mm · FaçadesPDF
  • AL-40 aluminium profile40 × 40 mm · StructuresPDF
  • AL-60 aluminium profile60 × 40 mm · Heavy structuresPDF
  • MB-2 membrane2 mm · Flat roofsPDF
  • MB-4 membrane4 mm · FoundationsPDF

Quote list (1)

  • PX-80 insulation panel2

Filter the catalogue, add products to the list and prepare the request.

G · FORMS AND INTEGRATIONS

Enquiries that reach the right team.

Forms route enquiries by service, product, location or type of partnership. The right team receives the information it needs to reply.

Possible integrations

  • CRM
  • ERP
  • Recruitment systems
  • Product catalogues
  • Other applications

Each integration is checked against the documentation, APIs and access available. We do not promise integration with every system.

Request routingIllustrative concept

Extra fields for this request

  • Type of service
  • Start date

Routed to

Sales — Logistics

Office: Tirana

Recorded in

CRM, depending on the integration

Change the request type and location to see where it goes.

CONTENT

Content that supports decisions.

The website should explain clearly what the company offers, for whom, and how working together begins.

Preparing, migrating, translating and approving content are agreed in the project, together with the people responsible for each step.

Types of content

  1. 01Services and productsWhat you offer and for whom.
  2. 02Company and teamWho you are and how you work.
  3. 03Projects and case studiesWork approved for publication.
  4. 04SectorsHow you serve different industries.
  5. 05Documents and resourcesCatalogues, data sheets and guides.
  6. 06News and articlesAnnouncements and insights from the company.
  7. 07CareersOpen roles and the application process.
  8. 08ContactsOffices, departments and channels.

We use only real evidence: approved projects, documented results and verifiable information.

CHOOSING THE PLATFORM

The platform is chosen by how the website will be used.

We do not start from a predefined technology. We look at how content is published, who manages it and which systems the website must connect to.

The result may be a suitable CMS, configured around your templates and roles, or a dedicated solution when the requirements are not well covered by a standard platform.

Criteria we assess

  • Publishing team
  • Roles and approvals
  • Languages
  • Page templates
  • Catalogue or B2B features
  • Integrations
  • Technical constraints
  • Maintenance
  • Total cost

We propose the specific platform after the analysis and explain it against these criteria.

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  • Several teams publish content
  • Multi-step approval
  • Several languages or markets
  • Large catalogue or B2B features
  • Integrations with a CRM or ERP
  • Business rules not covered by standard modules

A suitable CMS

A CMS configured with your templates, roles and languages can cover these requirements.

Illustrative orientation. The decision is made after analysing requirements, systems and maintenance cost.

Mark the requirements that apply to your organisation: the orientation changes.

TECHNICAL QUALITY

Speed, accessibility and security are planned from the start.

We treat them as project requirements, not as a check at the end.

Performance

We control what each page loads and how heavy it is.

  • Optimised images
  • Controlled scripts
  • Page weight
  • Impact of third-party services

Accessibility

The site should work with a keyboard and assistive technology.

  • Clear heading hierarchy
  • Sufficient contrast
  • Keyboard use and visible focus
  • Labels and messages in forms

Security

We protect the areas your team logs into and where visitors send data.

  • Controlled administrative access
  • Input validation
  • Careful handling of data
  • Technical review before launch

Criteria and the level of testing are agreed in the project. We do not guarantee absolute security, accessibility certification or performance results without measurement.

When the website runs in your company’s technical environment, coordination with your team or provider is included as agreed in the project.

SEO AND PATHS TO CONTACT

A structure designed to be found and understood.

Every page has a clear purpose and serves a specific audience. On that basis we build the elements that help search engines and visitors understand it.

  • Pages with a clear purpose
  • Content by service and audience
  • Internal links
  • Titles and metadata
  • Multilingual structure
  • Relevant technical elements
  1. 01For redesignsWe analyse existing URLs, valuable content and redirects before the switch.
  2. 02For contactForms and calls to action that match the purpose of each page.
  3. 03For measurementWe separate a button click from an enquiry that was actually received.

We do not promise rankings, sales growth or conversion rates. A/B testing and ongoing optimisation are separate work, when requested.

Page plan
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Preview in search results

veltrona-group.example › logistics › warehousing

Contract Warehousing | Veltrona Logistics

Warehousing and distribution for industrial customers, with regular reporting. Request a quote for your project.

Title 41 characters · Description 112 characters

Purpose
Explains the service and leads to a quote request.
Audience
Industrial customers
H1
Contract warehousing
Internal links
Intercity transportLogistics projectsLogistics contact
Languages
Albanian · English · Italian
Call to action
Request a quote

Measurement

  • Click on the call to actionInterest, not yet an enquiry
  • Enquiry received by the systemThe result that is measured

Choose a page type to see its plan.

PROCESS

How do we build your corporate website?

Each phase ends with something you review before we move on.

  1. 01

    We get to know the organisation

    Objectives, audiences, business units, systems and decision-makers.

    For review: Summary of objectives, audiences and requirements

  2. 02

    We organise the content

    Sitemap, navigation and user paths.

    For review: Sitemap and content plan

  3. 03

    We design the experience

    Structure and prototypes before development.

    For review: Prototype of the key pages

  4. 04

    We develop the visual identity

    Page templates and shared components.

    For review: Design of templates and components

  5. 05

    We build the features

    Interface, CMS, forms and integrations.

    For review: Test version with the approved features

  6. 06

    We test and prepare the launch

    Devices, features, content and technical checks.

    For review: Test report and launch plan

  7. 07

    We hand over and support your team

    Documentation, training and a maintenance plan as agreed.

    For review: Documentation and team training

WORKING WITH ENOR

Clear decisions at every stage of the project.

Corporate projects need coordination between several parties. At ENOR, we agree who is responsible, when work is reviewed and how changes are approved. That makes it clear what is being built, what needs a decision and how a new request affects time or cost.

  1. 01Documented requestsEvery request is recorded and can be followed.
  2. 02Defined responsibilitiesIt is clear who provides input, who reviews and who approves.
  3. 03Demos and reviewsYou see the work at agreed points, not only at the end.
  4. 04Changes with a clear impactA new request is assessed for time and cost before it is accepted.
  5. 05Documentation and handoverYour team receives the documents and knowledge to carry on.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions.

A website that represents your company and supports its work.

Tell us about your structure, audiences and objectives. We will work out how they can come together in a clear, manageable digital experience.


A general description is enough at this stage. Please do not send confidential information, passwords or system access.

What happens after your request

  1. 1We review your requestWe read your description and your current website, if you shared it.
  2. 2A first conversationWe clarify the structure, audiences, languages and systems to connect.
  3. 3A phased proposalWe prepare the scope, phases and approval steps.

The success message appears only after the system has received your request.