Case study
70-page corporate website
2025
Mexil.it
Mexil.it is a 70-page corporate website built to make a large and complex service offering navigable. The build focused on a reusable component architecture so that seventy pages could stay visually consistent and remain maintainable by a small team rather than degrading into seventy separately-edited files.
At a glance
Role
Design implementation and frontend development
Year
2025
Stack
- — HTML5
- — CSS3
- — JavaScript
- — Responsive layout systems
Highlights
- — 70 responsive pages
- — Reusable frontend architecture
- — HTML5, CSS3 & JavaScript
The problem
A corporate site with seventy pages has a structural problem long before it has a design problem. Every page added is another place where a header can drift out of sync, a heading can be styled differently, or a navigation link can be forgotten.
The service offering itself was broad, which meant visitors needed to find a specific capability quickly without reading through everything the company does.
The approach
The site was built from a reusable component layer rather than page by page. Shared structures — navigation, section layouts, cards, footers — were defined once and composed, so a change to a pattern propagates everywhere it is used.
Information architecture came before visual design: grouping seventy pages into a hierarchy a first-time visitor could hold in their head, then designing the navigation to expose that hierarchy without overwhelming the homepage.
Outcome
A responsive seventy-page site with consistent structure across every page, and a codebase where adding a new page means composing existing pieces rather than duplicating markup.