Ecoventi: a company website combining renovations, project proof, and window service
Ecoventi s.r.o., Poltár
2026-04-08
Ecoventi was not built from an external reference. The website follows the brand’s own philosophy: show renovation work without fluff, connect interior and municipal projects under one brand, preserve a separate window-service line, and let the client manage content through an admin panel. The result is a clean multi-page website with proof of work, a clear process, a strong contact flow, and connected admin management.
Multi-page corporate website
Project type
Trust through real projects and fast contact
Main goal
What we delivered:
- Multi-page corporate presentation
- Project portfolio with before/during/after logic
- Dedicated window-service page
- Admin panel for content management
- Step-based cooperation process
- Municipal and residential work under one brand
- Responsive forms and contact CTAs
- SEO-ready page structure
Selected website screens
Visual project preview shows how the website looks on different devices. Responsive design ensures clear display on mobiles, tablets and desktops.
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How the brief was decomposed
The biggest challenge was not just scope, but correctly separating different content modes. The solution does not rely on one generic template, but on three distinct content layers.
- Problem #1
The brand covers more than one service line
Renovations and window service need different tone and argumentation.
Our solutionWe split the site into a main brand flow and a dedicated service subpage.
Technologies and implementationNext.js routing + content templates
- Problem #2
Trust had to be built on results, not only on text
For construction and municipal work, the before/after contrast is critical, and the client also needed to keep adding new projects without a developer.
Our solutionThe portfolio uses project sequences, a dedicated projects page, and an admin layer for content management.
Technologies and implementationHeadless CMS + gallery structure
- Problem #3
Contact could not be hidden in the footer only
Visitors need a quick path to action, especially with urgent window-service issues.
Our solutionForms, phone, and email are repeated in logical conversion points across the site.
Technologies and implementationCTA blocks + responsive forms
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Final architecture
Complete web structure designed for clear navigation and a simple path to contact or order. Each page has clear purpose and optimized navigation.
- Home
- Renovations
- Window service
- Projects
- Contact
Most important website sections
Each section solved specific business problem and increased conversions
- 01
Hero and opening positioning
The homepage immediately communicates quality and sends users toward projects or contact.
- 02
Before/after proof
Completed projects rely on real sequences instead of illustrative renders.
- 03
Second service line for windows
The window-service segment gets its own landing logic, benefits, and contact framing.
- 04
Low-friction contact
Forms, phone, and email are available in multiple places without unnecessary steps.
Project stack
Frontend
Fast interface optimized for SEO, performance, and clean content delivery.
- SEO-ready
- High performance
- Responsive base
- Next.js
- React
- Tailwind CSS
Content and CMS
Easy management of projects, copy, and service sections without a developer.
- Content editing
- Extensible
- Client editing
- Sanity CMS
- Structured content
Deployment
Fast deployment, stable delivery, and simple long-term maintenance.
- Fast deployment
- Stability
- Easy maintenance
- Vercel
- CDN delivery
- SEO metadata
Modern tech stack = fast website + easy maintenance + long-term support
Delivery process
The project was designed without an external reference, so we defined the content system first and the final visual layer second.
- Phase 1
Content architecture
2 daysWe separated renovations, projects, and windows so each segment could stay clear without cannibalizing the others.
- Phase 2
UI direction
3 daysWe built the visual system around large typography, documentary project photos, and a muted construction-oriented palette.
- Phase 3
Page implementation
3 daysWe implemented the homepage, project listings, the service page, and the contact flow.
- Phase 4
Polish and SEO
2 daysFinal polish focused on responsiveness, speed, and sensible metadata for each page.
Project FAQ
What makes this website different from a typical construction-company presentation?
Ecoventi does not rely on generic claims. Its main sales driver is real project proof, before/after logic, and a very clear cooperation process.
Why does the window-service segment have its own page?
Because it is a different decision journey. Visitors are solving a concrete technical issue and need to understand the problem, the fix, and the contact path quickly.
What stack is likely used on the project?
The public output suggests a Next.js frontend, React, utility-first CSS styling, Sanity for content, and deployment on a modern CDN hosting stack.
Does the site work well on mobile too?
Yes. The portfolio, service page, and contact flow are responsive, and even long sections remain readable on narrow screens.
Need a similar website for a construction company or technical service?
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