One page or a corporate site?

A single page does one job: one offer, one button, a measured campaign. A corporate site does another: who you are, what you do, where you are, how to write. The same design template will not solve both.

When one page is enough

• One product or one event
• Traffic from ads
• A form or a store as the only goal

The menu does not bloat. FAQ stays short. No blog is fine.

When corporate is needed

• More than one service or product family
• Export, language, a plant
• Search: service pages, work, contact

JoinCamp is discovery and booking; it does not end as one page. Axa Makine needs categories and contact.

What happens when they mix

A corporate menu on a single page hides the main button. Campaign copy pasted onto a corporate home hurts both trust and search. Split the need first; design second.

If it is unclear which one you need, write to us.