Website Development
Weiyunteng builds corporate websites — template-based or fully custom — for export manufacturers and cross-border e-commerce, as multilingual sub-sites your team can edit.
Turn your website into a channel that keeps producing enquiries
We work with export factories, manufacturers, technology firms and service providers. Product lines, credentials, case evidence and contact paths are restructured so a buyer can judge within three screens who you are and whether to ask for a quote.
What we deliver
- Brand and group sites: sections mapped to business lines; subsidiaries get their own entry.
- Campaign landing pages: dedicated pages for paid traffic, forms built around buying habits.
- Multilingual networks: one directory per language, hreflang, localised copy.
- Performance: three-device layouts, tiered compression, first screen under two seconds.
- SEO foundations: title templates, structured data, sitemap and clean 301 rules.

Options compared (reference ranges; final quotation on request)
| Option | Best for | Pages | Delivery |
|---|---|---|---|
| Template | Limited budget, fast launch | 8–15 | 7–10 days |
| Marketing site | Paid acquisition in place | 15–30 | 20–30 days |
| Custom brand site | High brand expectations | 30+ | 45–60 days |
| Multilingual | Overseas market focus | By language | 30–45 days |
How we work
- Discovery (1 day): business lines, buyers, launch date.
- Structure and content (3–5 days): section structure and content sheet issued.
- Design and build (15–40 days): homepage style first, then inner pages.
- Testing and launch (3 days): device review, 301 and sitemap, admin training.
When this fits
① A template site that breaks on mobile; ② campaigns that only land on the homepage; ③ a group that needs one identity across its subsidiaries.
Corporate website development: common questions
Q: Will a redesign lose our rankings?
A: Nothing is lost if the 301 map is clean: export indexed URLs and traffic before the rebuild, map them one to one, then verify and submit the new sitemap after launch — usually back to the previous level within three to six weeks.
Q: Who writes the content?
A: You provide specifications and credentials; we draft the structure and copy.
Q: Can we edit the site after launch?
A: Yes — sections, products and news are editable; 30 days of free adjustments included.
Q: Why do export companies need a multilingual site?
A: Buyers search in their own language; per-language sub-sites make product information findable in each market.
Q: Template or custom — how do we choose?
A: Template for a tight schedule and standard sections; custom when differentiation matters. Both stay editable.
Q: How soon will the site be found?
A: It depends on index speed and update frequency; core SEO is set at handover.
To see how comparable companies do this, or to request a section structure for your industry, speak to a consultant.
Q: How long does a corporate website take?
A: Usually three to six weeks, assessed by the number of sections and how ready your material is; complete material and fast sign-off clearly speed it up.
Q: Are the domain and server included in the quote?
A: Domain and server are billed separately per year and can be handled for you; the quotation lists exactly what is included.
Q: Can you build multiple languages (English, Spanish)?
A: Yes. Chinese, English and Spanish are maintained in one admin area with separate URLs per language, and adding or removing a language does not require rebuilding pages.
Q: Can I edit content myself after launch?
A: Yes. Products, news, cases and single pages are edited visually in the admin area, and we run a hands-on training session at handover.
Q: Do you support the site after launch?
A: A defect-fix period follows delivery, with its length set in the contract; annual maintenance is available for updates, backups and security hardening.
What's included
From scoping to handover training — what a full delivery covers.
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Requirements and section planning
One session fixes the business scope, target buyers and the enquiry criteria to aim for; the section structure is sketched before any build.。
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Visual design and page build
Homepage and inner pages share one visual system, with desktop and mobile signed off separately rather than treating mobile as a shrink-to-fit.。
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Chinese, English and Spanish versions
The same data published in several languages, each with its own URL and hreflang so search engines index them separately.。
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SEO foundations and structured data
Titles and descriptions, sitemap and JSON-LD (Organization and WebSite) set up at launch, not retrofitted later.。
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Deployment and admin training
Migration, 301 rules and hands-on admin training, so you can publish content yourself afterwards.。
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