A clear business site. A catalog people can order from. A custom tool that earns its place. We design the experience and build what makes it work.
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Design / development / business tools / launch & care
Corrupted Industries combines an editorial storefront with tools that do real work: browser-based slicing, model discovery, project briefs and order handling. The interface and the system behind it were built together.
The scope follows what your visitors need to do. We can start with a focused site and add tools as the business needs them.
Services, portfolios and focused landing pages built around your real content. A visual direction that belongs to the business, with clear routes to contact or order.
Product catalogs, ordering, customer accounts, booking or a calculator. We map the workflow before choosing which features belong in the first version.
Hosting, updates, backups and improvements can stay with the workshop, or we can hand the project over with access and documentation.
You review the structure and direction before full development, then follow the build on a preview site.
Who visits, what they need to know and what should happen next. We agree the pages, features and responsibilities.
We propose the structure and visual direction using the content the site will actually carry. You review it before the build expands.
Review a working preview. We check layouts, forms, keyboard access and the customer journeys included in the scope.
Agree the domain, hosting, access and maintenance plan. Launch after the content and agreed checks are ready.
Yes. Send the URL and what is not working for the business. We review the current structure and implementation before deciding whether to refine it or rebuild parts of it.
The content, number of page types, custom interactions, integrations and owner tools. We agree the scope and milestones after a short discovery stage. Content readiness also affects the launch date.
Domain, hosting access, source handover and any third-party costs are agreed in the quote. We explain what you receive and how another developer can take over.
Yes, when there is a useful job for it. We plan integration points around your data and workflow, then scope the feature separately. A focused first release does not need every future feature built into it.
Tell us what the site should do
Send your current URL, a few examples you like and the action you want visitors to take. A rough brief is enough to begin.
