The problem
06 / 06The group already owned a precise brand identity drawn in Illustrator. The risk in every such project is drift: the browser quietly renders something close to the artwork but not it, and the brand a client paid for is diluted by the build.
The decisions
- 01
Translate the Illustrator artwork faithfully rather than reinterpret it
WhyThe client had bought an identity, not a suggestion. Typography, spacing and layout had to survive the move to the browser.
ResultThe live site reads as the source artwork, at every breakpoint.
- 02
Multilingual from the start, not bolted on
WhyAn international industrial group sells in more than one language, and retrofitting i18n means rewriting every string and layout.
ResultLanguage is a first-class part of the content model.
- 03
Divisions and product lines as structure
WhyA group with several businesses needs a shape a visitor can navigate, not one long corporate page.
ResultDivisions, product lines and company history each have their own place.
What shipped
Outcome- A precise Illustrator identity translated to the web without drift
- Multilingual corporate site covering divisions, product lines and history
- Content structured so new product lines do not require design work
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