Service
What does a bespoke corporate web platform built by ekko include?
We design and programme the entire platform from scratch on a high-performance static architecture, starting from an audit of your business model rather than a template.
Bespoke corporate platforms
Engineering a complete platform on a high-performance static architecture, from the audit of your business model to deployment at the edge. No templates, no visual builders and no code inherited from another project.
Why bespoke and not a template?
A template solves the look and leaves the problem intact. It’s built to fit thousands of businesses at once, which means it isn’t built for yours in particular: it drags along features you don’t need, loads code no one will run and organises the information in the order that suited another sector.
The cost isn’t aesthetic, it’s commercial. A visitor arriving from a search with a specific intent meets a generic structure and leaves. The difference between a platform that converts and one that doesn’t is rarely in the colours; it’s in whether the journey it proposes matches how that business actually makes money.
How long does the build take?
Three to five weeks for a complete corporate platform, counting from the close of the diagnostic phase. That includes two rounds of review on a working prototype, not on static images: you navigate the real result in the browser before approving it.
What happens once the platform is live?
The platform is published on your domain and in production. From there, the technical maintenance —hosting, certificates and updates— is on us; content and visibility are optional services taken out separately and only if they add value. Your content, brand, data and domain are yours, and the platform can be hosted wherever you like. There’s no proprietary panel and no services that tie you down: the relationship continues because it produces results, not because you have no choice.
What you get, exactly
Zero JavaScript by default
The page reaches the browser as already-rendered HTML. Interactive code loads only in the components that genuinely need it, not across the whole page, and that shows in the first second of a visit.
Content validated at build time
The content schemas are strict. If a case is missing a metric or an image lacks alt text, the deploy halts before publishing. A broken site never reaches production.
Served from the edge
The HTML is distributed from the delivery network nearest each visitor. No application server to maintain, no database to fall over on a Monday and no critical-update window.
Built only for your business
No template, no block recycled from another client. The structure, the design and the copy are decided from how your company makes money, and that's why the result looks like no one else's.