MarineHitek
A specification-grade site for marine infrastructure
- 5
- Product systems
- 4
- Service lines
- 7
- Berths rehabilitated
- Industry
- Industrial
- Platform
- Website
- Year
- 2026
- Duration
- 3 weeks
- Our role
- Content architecture · Design · Build
01 The brief
MarineHitek sells to port authorities and marina developers. Their buyers are engineers who need to know load ratings and fabrication capability, and procurement teams who need to know the company can carry a project from concept to commissioning.
A generic corporate site would have failed both. The information architecture had to mirror how the company actually sells: systems first, then the services that wrap around them, then proof.
02 What we built
Product systems get their own space: heavy-duty concrete pontoons, floating dock systems, floating breakwaters, marine hardware and marine steel structures — each described in the terms an engineer would search for.
Services run as a numbered sequence because they genuinely are one: engineering and design, then supply and fabrication, then installation and commissioning, then inspection, maintenance and rehabilitation.
The project section carries the work that closes deals — the rehabilitation of berths 1 to 7 at Shuwaikh Port for the Kuwait Ports Authority, covering new floating pontoons, access gangways and mooring infrastructure across the Western Basin.
The site runs in English and Turkish, which is where a good share of the marina engineering market sits, and ships prerendered so specification pages are indexable in both.
Built with
- Angular
- TypeScript
- SSG
- Structured data
- EN / TR bilingual
Inside the product
