Enterprise Websites & Landing Pages
Fast, indexable, conversion-engineered web presence.
The problem
Marketing sites load slowly, rank poorly and force a developer ticket for every content change.
How we solve it
Server-rendered sites with structured data, editable content models and performance budgets enforced in CI.
Business impact
Sub-second loads, higher organic reach, marketing autonomy. Typical return: 1.5–3x conversion lift.
What is included
Enterprise Websites & Landing Pages solutions
What actually breaks
Marketing cannot change a headline without filing a ticket. The page takes several seconds to become readable on a mid-range Android phone because it loads a stack of analytics scripts, a chat widget and a font that arrives after the text. Product pages are not indexed because they render client-side and the crawler saw an empty shell. Every campaign gets a new page built by copying the last one, so nobody knows which is canonical.
How we build it
Pages are server-rendered, so the HTML a crawler receives already contains the content. Content lives in a headless CMS as modelled fields rather than a rich-text blob, which is what makes a page editable without letting an editor break the layout. Structured data is generated from the same fields the page renders, so JSON-LD cannot drift away from the visible copy. Assets serve through Cloudflare with immutable hashing, fonts are self-hosted and preloaded, and a performance budget runs in CI, so a page that regresses its Largest Contentful Paint fails the build rather than shipping.
What goes wrong on these projects
Third-party scripts are where performance goes to die, and they are usually added after launch by someone outside engineering. A budget in CI catches your code, not a tag manager. Migrations are the other risk: redirects that miss a long tail of old URLs cost rankings that take months to recover, so the redirect map gets built from server logs and search console data rather than from the sitemap alone.
What changes after
Marketing edits and publishes without engineering. Pages load in under a second on mobile, crawlers see real HTML, and the structured data matches what is on the page. Measured conversion lift on rebuilt pages runs 1.5–3x.
Questions we get asked first
Can our team edit content?
Yes. Foxquart models site content in a headless CMS with previews, so marketing publishes changes without raising an engineering ticket. That autonomy is the point: most enterprise sites slow down because every wording change needs a developer, and the content queue becomes the real bottleneck rather than the design.
Do you handle SEO migration?
Yes. Foxquart maps redirects, preserves existing rankings and monitors indexation for 90 days after launch, so a redesign does not quietly cost you the organic traffic the old site earned. Structured data and server rendering are part of the build rather than something retrofitted once rankings drop.
Why not just use a website builder or template?
Use one if it fits. Foxquart builds custom when the site has to be genuinely fast, properly indexable and wired into your own content model and analytics. Builders tend to fail on Core Web Vitals and structured data, which is exactly where organic reach and conversion are won.
Will the site stay fast once marketing adds content?
Yes, because Foxquart enforces performance budgets in CI rather than measuring speed once at launch. A change that pushes the site past its budget fails the build. Sites are server-rendered for sub-second loads, and Core Web Vitals optimisation is part of delivery rather than a later cleanup project.
Can you wire the site into our analytics and testing tools?
Yes. Foxquart wires analytics and experimentation into enterprise sites at build time, so conversion changes are measured rather than argued about in a meeting. Combined with conversion-engineered page structure and server rendering, that instrumentation is what makes the 1.5–3x conversion lift these builds are scoped around checkable rather than claimed.
What does an enterprise website build cost?
Foxquart quotes no list price for websites, because scope decides it. A fixed-price discovery establishes the content model, page set and performance targets, then delivery is scoped as fixed-price phases or a retainer. You approve the cost of each stage before it starts rather than once at the beginning.
