WHEN A WEBSITE STOPS WORKING

When a website grows old, trust is often the first thing to slow down.
The existing site suffered from poor performance and a complicated structure, making it difficult to use in real sales situations. Visually, it no longer reflected the company’s current image—prompting the need to redefine the brand’s first impression online.

Rebuilding Without a Starting Point

With the original developer no longer reachable, the website had become impossible to maintain.
From domain connections to the overall site architecture, the project required a complete rebuild—designed from the ground up, without relying on the existing framework.

Designing for Trust and Use

Sphere D led both the redesign and development in parallel, restructuring the site around how the client would actually use it.
Layouts and information flow were refined to communicate the construction company’s expertise and credibility with clarity and ease.

Company overview, business areas, and project records were clearly separated yet intuitively organized—allowing visitors to grasp key information at a glance.
SEO configuration was integrated from the outset, ensuring the website functioned not merely as a static introduction, but as an active channel for ongoing visibility and discovery.

A Website That Builds Relationships

After the renewal, the website began appearing in search results on Naver, Google, and Daum in ways aligned with the client’s objectives.
No longer an archive of outdated information, the site became a meaningful first point of contact with potential clients—establishing a reliable online foundation that supports both sales and communication.