About the project

EnergoInzhTrade is a company providing engineering, trading and services for energy projects. We designed its corporate website — from the home page to the services sections, the map of facilities and the technical library.

Challenge

Energy is an industry where a single company has many lines of business: design, testing, energy efficiency, energy trading, and work with regulations. The website had to bring all of this into a clear structure while also becoming a useful resource for visitors, not just a business card. That's why, in addition to the services sections, the menu includes a technical library, a forum, news and a login to the personal account with services.

Home page

The first screen features a photo of a power plant with cooling towers against an evening sky and the headline "Engineering, trading and services for energy projects". The subheading specifies who the company works for: industry, construction and households. The main "Go to services" button is duplicated in the header, next to the "Log in" button. We designed the cookie notice as a separate card in the corner so that it doesn't cover the headline.

The home page has an interactive map of Russia with the "Map of our facilities" block. When a region is selected, it is highlighted, and a card with the facility name and project description opens next to it. The map shows the geography of the company's work more clearly than a list of addresses.

Services

The "Engineering" section follows a "menu on the left, content on the right" layout. On the left is a numbered list of areas, each of which expands: design, testing and inspections, the ESG agenda, energy efficiency, conferences, legislation and a list of member companies. Below the list is a "Start calculation" button that leads to the services. On the right are materials for the selected area: a heading, a photo and publication cards with a date and category.

Technical library

The technical library brings together the industry's regulatory framework. The "Legislation" and "Standards and technical regulations" sections are placed in the left menu, and the materials inside are divided into subgroups — for example, "Current laws" and "Draft laws". Each entry is a card with a date, subgroup tag, title and short description. The same card format is used in engineering and news, so the website's sections look consistent.

Result

We developed a structure in which each of the company's lines of business has its own place, while recurring elements — a side menu with expandable items and unified material cards — make navigation predictable across all pages. The map of facilities, the library of regulatory documents and the login to services turn the website from a business card into a working industry resource. The restrained blue-and-white palette and photos of energy facilities support the company's businesslike character.