Corporate websites are more and more important to the businesses. Yet, so many of the websites of large corporations fail to deliver any value. A quick glance at the websites of the Footsie 100 or SP 500 companies reveals glaring problems easy to spot by even an untrained eye. Why do these problems still persist? Let’s explore.

1. Websites are often still an afterthought

Most B2C businesses have long ago understood that their clients visit their websites and evaluate the company based on the experience. B2B companies, especially in heavy industries, have not yet done the homework. They still often assume that direct relations, phone calls, RFPs and trade shows are where all the business is done and treat the websites as an afterthought. Someone somewhere in the marketing department is working on the website but it does not bother the CEO.

This is a critical mistake that might be costing a company a lot in business lost. Many companies research products and services on-line before purchasing. In fact, the more complex the service or product, the more time customers will spend on the vendor’s website. If they do not find what they are looking for – they may never call.

2. It’s an obligation, not an investment

It might be surprising, but many businesses still own a website just because “you have to have one”. They do not see the value and therefore, do not focus on it. It is built quickly and left alone, often for years. Such an abandoned website very quickly turns old and outdated and starts looking like “a sad responsibility of having a website”.

Of course, such a website will never bring value, which makes the owners believe that the only reason to have a website is the obligation to have one.

3. One-off investment

Companies often approve a budget for building a new website and then have no budget for managing it. This is a critical error. These days, successful websites have to be living and breathing organisms which keep pace with changes in the business. 

There is nothing worse than a website with the latest content published 2 years ago.

Lack of budget, focus and constant work is a serious reason for business website failures.

4. No clear, measured goals

As Peter Drucker wrote: “What is measured is managed”. In the case of business websites, however, usually not much is measured. Of course, every website has analytics attach to it. Usually, however, no one even looks at the data, and certainly – no one verifies if the website achieves its goals. Because there are no goals set.

Lack of clearly defined goals, eg “numbers of visits,  “numbers of incoming leads”, “reductions in helpdesk calls” etc, prevents websites from being treated by the business as helpful tools. This lack of clear deliverables makes it for a really tough business case to invest in the website the big bucks required to make it a success.

5. No clear ownership

Corporate websites often do not have a clear owner. The marketing department usually maintains the website, but it often does not have full authority in what the website actually contains or how it works. Each company department chips in a little bit and controls its own section. 

Also, often, it is the marketing that is supposed to provide content and IT is responsible for the delivery of the software for the website. Noone, however, is responsible for the overall effect nor has the authority to make all the decisions. Because of this, the final effect is mediocre. Content is adapted to what the system can do and the system is not really designed to achieve the best for the content it is supposed to deliver.

6. No clear audience

Many websites try to be for everyone. The clients, the employees, the potential employees, the board, the media, the competition… the CEO. Without a clear vision who they communicate with, they get cluttered with a lot of information for all the potential audiences. As a result, they do not communicate well with any of the audiences. 

7. Too many features

“Our competitor X has a map. Competitor Y has a list. Let’s have a map and a list…”

 is the way many content plans start resulting in a cluttered website with “a lot of stuff” but no message or goal.

The more stuff you put on your website, the more difficult it becomes to the end-user. 

8. No mobile version

Still, today, even though mobile accounts for over 50% of web traffic, many large companies do not have a responsive website. If they have, it is responsive but still not mobile-friendly. Responsiveness is slapped on as an afterthought. It makes the website difficult to navigate, with small fonts and links difficult to see on smaller screens.

This, of course, deters users preventing the website from achieving its goals.

9. Errors in functionality

Corporate websites often have glaring functional bugs. There are many reasons for this:

• Insufficient testing
• Fixed budgets without a UAT phase
• No maintenance budgets
• IT department “handles” the website as “an additional project” 
• Mentioned above lack of ownership – there is no one really responsible

Because of all this, the bugs can remain on the websites for months, sometimes completely preventing users from achieving their objectives.

10. The design comes first  – content second

People who build a website for the first time often focus on design first. Only then do they think what sort of content should fit into the predefined spaces.

This is how many corporate websites are built. A design is purchased and then presented to the board with “lorem ipsums”. Only afterwards marketing tries to think of what to put into all the boxes designed by the agency.

This, of course, makes for a very poor message. Websites should be starting from the message – the content they want to communicate. This is where the whole design should come from. 

11. Website created separately of a marketing strategy

A business website is one of the organisations main communication channels. It has to be incorporated into the overall marketing strategy. It is an incredible failure if the marketing effort does not incorporate the website. I mean on all the levels. It a massive problem if any of the below happen:

The main marketing messages of the company does not resonate throughout the website.
Current marketing activities (tradeshows, discounts, offers, other promotions) are not easily findable on the website. 
All other marketing materials are not in line with what can be found on the website.

Whoever is reached with any of businesses marketing efforts, will sooner or later visit the website to learn more. If the website lets him down, he may never return.

12. Slowness

Speed is very important. Seconds in loading times mean clients lost. The website has to be fast and work well on poor connections. Many corporate websites load slowly because no one ever tried to optimise them to load faster. They worked on the corporate internet and laptops and nothing else was checked.

13. Low website vendors capabilities

It is incredible, but still today, many website managers face technological barriers which block them from achieving their goals. Poor, outdated software powering corporate websites often prevents the website teams from and enriching websites and bringing them to their best potential.
The typical reason for this is a poor vendor with a poor CMS offering or lack of technical expertise to deliver solutions which can compete on the market.

14. Poor SEO

SEO is here since ages and the basic requirements are very well known. Still, many many corporate websites are launched and managed with glaring SEO errors, some of which include the most basic things like lack of unique title tags.

A website with poor SEO will never be a good lead generator and therefore will eventually be abandoned by the businesses as something that does not generate results.

Summary

To sum up, we can see that corporate websites usually fail because they were not planned well. 

1. Goals and expected results were not established.
2. Sufficient attention and budget were not dedicated to delivering the outcome. 
3. Then the websites were not continuously developed to reach their top potential.

 All this results in failed projects.

Do you dream of a website for your startup that will “pull” users deeper and deeper? A unique and at the same time functional page isn’t only a showcase of the company, but also a business tool that allows you to present the product of a new company and gain clients. Minimalism is in fashion, but that doesn’t mean you can’t design a site with a few surprises for your audience. Check out 10 startup websites that may be an inspiration for your new website.

Creating a business website

Building a web page for business doesn’t always have to equal a large expense. Microenterprises and small businesses often choose to create a corporate website without coding, using one of the many website builders available on the market. If you have a limited budget to build your startup website, but you want to create new subpages by yourself, modify the existing ones and develop the page using your own skills, you should consider such a tool.

If you dream of more advanced solutions (e.g. introducing dynamic animations or gamification elements), you can create a basic version of the website on your own, and then hire an experienced Drupal agency, which will add more complex solutions when your business is dynamically developing.

As a startup you should focus on:

• creating a clear interface,
• preparing an interesting visual identification,
• clear and understandable presentation of the offer,
• using social proofs, videos, and animations to increase the clients’ trust in your brand,
• building a page that’s easy to position,
• designing a good UX and UI of the company website.

You’re probably wondering what’s website UX design and whether it’s really so important to positively surprise the audience of the site. Yes – making a good impression on the user is extremely important. Below, I’ll explain why.

Why is startup website design important?

Interesting web page design is important for any company – especially a startup. In the business world, the website is the showcase of a particular company. A company website isn’t only a few subpages with a detailed offer and contact details. By choosing the right design, you have the chance to present the values that are important to your brand. A potential client or investor is looking for companies sharing common values with them. Show them what’s important to you and increase the chance of working together.

A well-thought-out and expressive design should be extremely important for a startup, primarily because a new company must clearly and quickly present its product and reach clients. By definition, a startup is a young company that’s still working on its services, as well as their form and quality. Usually, these types of companies are considered innovative and creative, but being inexperienced, they must present a professional image from the very start.

Appropriate website design helps to achieve various business goals, such as building the company’s image or clients’ trust. By creating a functional page, a startup may significantly increase sales, primarily by adding an additional channel for communication with potential clients. By investing in an interesting page that’ll attract people, you can reduce future advertising expenditure (keep in mind that startups usually don’t have a huge budget).

New companies have to work hard on positioning to compete with their experienced competitors, and an interesting design can generate a lot of website traffic and make the intrigued users stay on the page longer, which will indirectly affect its positioning and develop the brand awareness among clients.

Inspirational websites of startups

The current minimalist trends seem to be still strong in the website design. This doesn’t mean, however, that startups don’t use unusual animations and colors. Here are 10 websites with good design that also impress with their practicality.

1. ZOOX

The website design of the ZOOX startup, which creates modern, autonomous, automated city vehicles, focuses on the product from start to finish. Immediately after loading the page, we see a video in the background. This element immediately draws the user into the world of the product and indicates what this website is about. However, if the user wants to go straight to the home page, they can skip the video using the visible skip button.

Source: Zoox

The entire home page is full of dynamic, surprising animations. In the center, there’s a vehicle – the interactive graphic elements allow us to look inside it through the roof and see the entire interior. As we move the cursor towards the roof of the vehicle, the outdoor scenery changes from day to night. One of the animations describes in detail the construction of the car, indicating the key elements. We can also watch various videos showing the construction and operation of the vehicle.

Even despite the large amount of animations, the design is still minimalist. There’s little content to see – only slogans and uncomplicated short descriptions that clearly express the purpose of the startup: to create a reliable, autonomous vehicle for the comfort and safety of travelers.

2. Gutter Cat Gang

The startup that built the Gutter Cat Gang DAO website uses NFTs (non-fungible tokens) with a certain value. These tokens give the members of the Gutter Cat Gang community the opportunity to vote on specific topics such as community initiatives and ventures. Gutter Cat Gang DAO works with various existing companies and brands via Gutter Labs. This organization allows the community to conduct various operations in the real world.

The non-standard approach to animation reflects the modern approach to business. The movement of the graphic elements on the page may be shocking at first, and the user’s sense of vertical and horizontal directions may be disturbed because the movable sliders with images of cats are placed diagonally here. This seems chaotic at first glance only – when browsing the startup website, we quickly realize how carefully planned the use of every free space is. The page of this company brings to mind a game interface, even the cursor has an original look.

Source: Gutter Cat Gang DAO

Every attempt to select a few elements or move the cursor on the page reveals hidden content, which there is tons of. The startup’s business idea itself is quite complex, so its founders make every effort to explain to potential clients what it’s all about.

3. Kimi Aviation

The Kimi Aviation company organizes private plane transport for individual clients. The website is quite minimalistic and its purpose is to encourage the potential client to establish direct contact with the representatives of the organization.

The website design is consistent with what the company does. When browsing the page, we already feel like we’re on a flight because in the background we see a video showing a view of the clouds from above and other animations showing the landscape that a traveler may see during a flight.

Source: Kimi Aviation

As we scroll the pages, the headlines and graphic elements that pass before our eyes also give the impression of movement. Animations and videos are creatively integrated into the website. Also, well-thought-out is the placing of social media icons, which after clicking redirect us to the company’s profiles on Facebook and Instagram. They are visible, but don’t interfere with browsing and receiving the content.

4. Core Studio

Corebook is a company that offers a tool for creating a visual identity for a brand, corporate identity guidelines, etc. We put Core Studio – the Corebook tool extension’s page – on our list. Everyone should see the creative presentation of the company logo at the top of the home page, driven by scrolling down the content. The logo is hidden in a stone resembling a piece of coal. It’s probably a reference to a diamond. The designers of the page evidently understood the importance of a good call to action. From the very beginning, we are encouraged to delve into the website content by the slogans on the two visible buttons: explore and book a demo.

The Core Studio website

The authors of the Corebook page have created an interesting solution for those users who don’t like reading long texts. They can listen to an audio file with information about the company’s tools and mission. On the Core Studio website, however, we see a video showing the operation of the tool, as an alternative to extensive descriptions of functionalities. If we decide, however, to browse the page, we’ll see dynamic animations showing the tool’s operation. This solution means that a potential client can immediately see some interesting functionalities of the tool and extensions before deciding to buy a trial version.

5. Sarah Guo

Sarah Guo is a venture capitalist from Greylock. She becomes a business partner of startups with interesting – but risky from a financial point of view – ideas for a business based on software development.

Maintaining the user’s interest while loading more complex pages isn’t easy, as users lose patience very quickly. While Sarah Guo’s website is loading, the user can see the text hidden behind the background when they move the cursor. The cursor has the shape of a large circle that changes the color of the fill as it moves through the various sections, which in itself attracts the attention of the user enough for the page to load.

The large circle-shaped cursor on Sarah Guo’s website

There are many moving animations on the website. The menu buttons create a circle when switching between the subpages. When we get to the end of the page, we’ll find the blog post section. When scrolling, we scroll horizontally the list of entries – this way we can conveniently view the content of the blog without going to its page.

6. Contra

Contra is a freelance community website where professionals from various fields can present their skills, as well as describe and sell services. The home page of the brand impresses with animations and moving headlines. We focused, however, on the subpage design for The State of Independence 2021 report on freelancing development.

The animation at the top of the page, although simple, can hold the user for a few good seconds. It resembles a solar eclipse, and the lighter element can be moved so that it protrudes from behind the dark one from different sides. Subsequent animations enhance the impression of the page’s spaciousness and depth. As we scroll up, at the bottom of the page appear the buttons that allow moving quickly between the report chapters. At the same time, in the upper part of the website, we always see the button that allows downloading the report.

Source: The State of Independence 2021

The authors of the report also presented selected statistics in an interesting way. Instead of wasting space on the page by publishing numerous graphs, they created a dynamic graph, the elements of which change their values and size when the user selects a different field or query for which they would like to see the results. This website proves that you can present your research results in an exceptionally creative way.

7. Passbase

Passbase is a startup that offers solutions increasing user safety on the web (e.g. multi-stage verification). The creators of the website opted for bright colors and a relatively large amount of text. To give more lightness, they used the possibility of separating text blocks into columns. Thanks to this simple method, the order is maintained even with a large amount of content on the website. The descriptions of services and products have been supplemented by animated diagrams that show the operation of some solutions and the company’s concept in an interesting and simple way.

Source: Passbase

There are also interactive elements on the website, thanks to which the involvement of the user can be increased, and original graphics on some subpages. They make the site look interesting.

8. Fussy

Fussy is a startup that offers the possibility to compose and purchase a deodorant in eco-friendly plastic-free packaging that can be refilled with a cosmetic. In addition to an interesting product, the company can boast a well-thought-out website design. It contains short slogans instead of long descriptions, thanks to which the message is clear and the page doesn’t seem chaotic. Strong colors emphasize individual sections: the blog and redirect to the store, making it easier for the user to find the most important places on the website. Dynamic animations also make navigation easier.

Source: Fussy

The skillful use of pop-ups is also striking. On the other startup sites on our list, the messages and forms that weren’t a permanent part of the page were less visible. In the case of the Fussy company’ss website, the pop-ups that appear don’t disturb the reception of the page, and the button to disable them is clearly visible. An interesting idea is also the division of the purchasing process into stages, during which the client receives order personalization tools.

9. Vectornator

The Vectornator startup offers an illustration creation tool. As on many other pages mentioned by us, dark colors are dominant here also. Immediately after opening the website, before we take any action, we see a clear call to action. The functionalities of this tool are presented and described throughout the whole page.

After entering the website, we are shown an unconventional graphic and a brief description of the illustration creation software. When we start scrolling the page, the image will start to zoom out and we’ll see that what we were looking at is the visualization of a laptop screen which we are now seeing in all its glory, along with the tools coming from the illustration software.

Source: Vectornator

An interesting idea is also putting the amazing illustrations created with the Vectornator software between the descriptions of the moving gallery. Below we’ll find the buttons that allow switching between the animations.

10. Remotion

The website of the Remotion advertising agency, specializing in creating and running campaigns on LinkedIn, uses the contrast between white and black, thanks to which all information is very visible. From the very beginning, we’re encouraged by the visible get proposal CTA to contact them directly for a personalized offer.

By choosing only two highly contrasting colors for the background, publishing the animations and graphics doesn’t disturb the consistency of the website. Nevertheless, the page’s creators added elements sparingly. They are an add-on that adds dynamism to the site but doesn’t dominate it.

Source: Remotion

An important part of the page are the clients’ reviews presented against a black background, without any additional distracting elements. The company managed to create a clear message and minimalist design on its page.

Building a startup website in Droopler

Droopler allows creating a responsive website quickly, easily, and for free. It’s a great choice if you want to have full control over your page. This website builder will be suitable for entrepreneurs lacking technical skills, as it allows building a company web page for a startup from ready-made components. You compose the website design by selecting elements such as graphics, headers, texts, and then indicate the appropriate area for them on the page.

The main advantage of Droopler is that, on the one hand, it’s easy to use, but at the same time, it taps into the power of a modern Drupal engine. It offers great options for personalizing a website by enabling at least some of the solutions used by the startups from our list, for example:

• Using the Banner Paragraph element, where you can put a video in the background of a subpage, or Sidebar Embed Paragraph, where you can place a video (by pasting a link from YouTube) or an interactive map on one side, and text on the other.
• Adding a Counters Paragraph, that is dynamic meters that show the numbers important for the company (e.g. sales statistics).
• Introducing a carousel composed of many elements, e.g. text or graphics that move when the user moves the cursor or without the user intervention, and various types of galleries.

The carousel on the Strawberry Plant Nursery Niewczas website, created using Droopler

These are just a few examples of the solutions that’ll make your startup website more attractive. You can introduce many non-standard functionalities to a page, using additional modules and system extensions. You can do this at any stage of your website development because Droopler allows creating an unlimited number of subpages and sections in any order.

Start building a basic version of the website for your startup with Droopler, and over time you’ll be able to easily expand it. If you don’t know where to start and want us to help you with your company page, check out our Drupal development services.

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Our Dirt gloves were created to meet the serious demands of touring and adventure riders across the globe. In its current generation, we’ve upped the ante on design, protection, and overall comfort. This is how.

With design in mind
The Dirt gloves have always been a champion of fit, regardless of model, because we know how important it is to have all the available dexterity you need while paving your own paths, tackling the trails, or taking on the twisties on your current adventure. With a standout graphic across the new TPU hard-shell knuckle, Pittards® goat digital™ WR100X used on the palm and thumb patch, and an improved fit to keep hands comfortable yet safe, we’re confident diehard Dirt gloves fans will continue to be impressed.

Here to protect
On the inside of the hand, a new full goat leather construction has been added for additional handlebar control, extra stretch at the fingers as well as neoprene for further flexibility, and a metallic shield for extra protection on outside of hand. We also included a hard shell thumb protector and a TPU hard shell palm protector to ramp up the safety elements.

Comfort features

Adjustability

Adjustment tab at cuff

Elastic at cuff
Elastic material incorporated in the cuff for comfort and fit.

Stretch lips at fingers

Closure

Hook-and-loop closure

Lining

Tri-fleece liner
This polyester tricot fabric is used for glove lining, and brushed to provide extra warmth without adding any bulk. The lining wicks moisture away, to prevent hands from getting damp.

Features

conductive fingertip at index finger
Never take off your gloves again to answer your phone or navigation system. The connect fingertip has been specifically designed to operate touch screens.

conductive fingertip at thumb
Never take off your gloves again to answer your phone or navigation system. The connect fingertip has been specifically designed to operate touch screens.

Grip patch at palm
A grip patch is made with a texturized pattern to deliver a superb grip performance.

Grip patch at thumb

Pull tab
Fasten the pull tab at the cuff and cold wind is prevented from entering the sleeve, keeping your arms in the comfort zone

Short cuff

Climate regulation

Ventilation

Fully ventilated 3D air mesh

Ventilation holes

Protection in this product

Protection

Temperfoam® finger knuckles
The self-contouring foam is used in areas where mobility and fit are a must, like the finger knuckles. Temperfoam® comes in a solid version as well as a perforated version.

Temperfoam® palm slider

Temperfoam® thumb knuckle

Temperfoam® underneath knuckle protector
Premium, comfort and protection enhancing, viscoelastic foam that molds to the rider’s knuckles.

TPR finger knuckles

TPU hard shell knuckle

TPU hard shell palm slider
Palm slider made of a durable and high abrasion resistant TPU material at the palm side of the glove. The palm slider makes sure that the glove slides in case the palm of the hand comes in contact with the asphalt. The abrasion resistance of gloves equipped with these sliders is greatly increased, thus reducing the risk of injury significantly.

TPU hard shell thumb protector

Outer shell material

3D air mesh
This knitted fabric has an open, 3-dimensional structure that ensures good ventilation while riding. 3D air mesh is a must-have for long touring riders.

Leather Connect Finger Tip
Never remove your gloves to answer your phone or use your navigation system again. The connect fingertip leather has been developed specifically to operate touch screens.

Flock PU
Flocking is the process of adhering small fibre particles (called flock) onto a surface. This process creates a texture that picks up water.

goat digital with WR finish

Goatskin
Tanned leather made from goatskin is considered extremely durable, and is often used for gloves and other products that require a soft hide.

Drum-dyed stay soft goatskin leather
Drum-dyed goatskin to assure durable softness

Neoprene
Neoprene is a synthetic rubber useful for protective gear. It is abrasion-resistant, chemical-resistant, waterproof, somewhat stretchable, and buoyant.

Ottoman stretch

PU (polyurethane) coated fabric

Visibility

Reflective stretch lips at fingers

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Already a classic in our collection, the third generation of our Avion gloves have been revised to make them future ready.

Subtle in styling, the regular-fit Avion 3 gloves incorporate a hard knuckle protector in a fully ventilated, abrasion-resistant leather outer shell to offer the necessary armor and comfort to those going out on the streets in warm conditions.

Building upon an already much appreciated fit, the Avion 3 gloves have been optimized to allow an improved freedom of movement and an even better feel through the handlebars, making them a summer must-have for motorcyclists across various segments.

Comfort features

Adjustability

Stretch lips at fingers

Stretch lips at upper hand

Closure

Hook-and-loop closure

Lining

Tri-fleece liner
This polyester tricot fabric is used for glove lining, and brushed to provide extra warmth without adding any bulk. The lining wicks moisture away, to prevent hands from getting damp.

Features

Connect Finger Tip
Never take off your gloves again to answer your phone or navigation system. The connect fingertip has been specifically designed to operate touch screens.

Regular cuff

Climate regulation

Ventilation

Fully perforated

Perforated leather

Protection in this product

Protection

Hard shell knuckle

PWR|Shield at palm
PWR|Shield is created with a unique knit technique which results in a fabric with unsurpassed cut, tear and abrasion resistance levels. This product is equipped with PWR|Shield at the palm.

Temperfoam® palm slider

TPU hard shell finger knuckles
Thermoplastic Urethane (TPU) is a highly durable synthetic material, used in many REV’IT! products for protection and waterproofing.

Outer shell material

Connect finger tip fabric
Never take off your gloves again to answer your phone or navigation system. The connect fingertip has been specifically designed to operate touch screens.

Goatskin
Tanned leather made from goatskin is considered extremely durable, and is often used for gloves and other products that require a soft hide.

Karvin cowhide (PU coated)

Perforated goatskin

This beautiful Green Chinese Jacket for Men is nicely colored in Green and Gold. Its very elegant cut will enhance your figure, especially with its traditional Tangzhuang Mao collar.

You can choose to turn the sleeves to bring a golden detail all in refinement. This jacket is reversible, and you can also choose to wear the gold side.

Details of the Green Chinese Jacket 

• Traditional Tangzhuang Jacket
• Material : Polyester
• Mao collar
• Hand wash cold for an ideal conservation
• FREE STANDARD DELIVERY

Adopt the national colors of China with our red and gold Chinese jacket, available on our Chinese jacket collection for men. Otherwise you can also see all our Chinese clothes on our website.