PakTech needed a public site that looks like a technology company, not a template with a circuit-board background. paktech1.com is a service-and-proof brochure: what they offer, examples of work, and a way to contact them without a maze.
B2B visitors do not “add to cart”
They compare capability and whether the firm seems real. We structured service pages so each offering has a destination URL — better for sales follow-up (“see our X page”) and for search than one scrolling homepage of icons.
Portfolio as evidence
A technology firm without visible work looks like a landing page mill. The site includes a showcase path so prospects can judge. We kept the presentation professional rather than animated for its own sake; B2B buyers on a laptop in an office will bounce if the page fights them.
Performance and maintenance
Company sites die when only the agency can change a phone number. The build assumes staff will edit content. We avoided plugin piles that require a developer for every banner swap.
Outcome
A live company URL suitable for proposals, Google Business, and email signatures. It is not an app. It is a clear technology brochure with contact — which is what most service firms actually need first.
If you are a services company
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