Case study · Corporate

Ramico

A trading and procurement house, since 1992: Damascus, Dubai, Kuala Lumpur. The site had to feel as established as the company.

Live · ramico.org ↗Design + build5 languagesCustom CMS

5 languages, one panelZero external trackersClient since 2024, on care

The result

5languages published from one panel

0external trackers, analytics self hosted

A+security headers, verifiable with curl

2024client since, still on care

Ramico homepage on desktop with animated trade network map — The hero draws the company's trade network as a living map.

The problem

In procurement, trust is the product. A manufacturer deciding whether to answer an email looks at the website first, and a generic template reads as a generic company. Ramico needed weight: three decades of history, three markets, and the quiet confidence of an institution.

It also needed to be editable by the team without touching code, and to serve readers whose first language is not English.

What we built

A living heroAn animated network map that draws the routes the company actually trades on.

Content systemA custom back office so the team edits pages, projects and copy themselves.

Multilingual architectureBuilt to serve each market in its own language without duplicate sites.

Institutional designNavy, gold and serif restraint. It reads like a company with a lobby.

Hardened infrastructureStrict security headers, a real content security policy, backups in three layers.

Search foundationsStructured data, clean sitemaps and metadata that indexes properly from day one.

Ramico homepage on mobile — The same weight, carried onto a phone screen.

The part the client runs

The team publishes news in five languages, manages media and reads visitor analytics from a custom control panel we wrote for them. No licence fees, no external trackers, no agency on the phone for a typo fix.

The Ramico CMS control panel: published items, media library, activity log

Self hosted visitor analytics: top countries with Malaysia leading

Real screens from the live control panel. Analytics run on the company's own server, IP addresses are never stored.

Hardened by default

Corporate sites carry corporate risk, so this one ships locked: a real content security policy, strict transport security, clickjacking protection and backups in three layers. None of it is marketing, all of it is verifiable from any terminal.

verify it yourself

$ curl -I https://ramico.org
strict-transport-security: max-age=31536000
content-security-policy: default-src 'self'; object-src 'none'; …
x-frame-options: SAMEORIGIN
x-content-type-options: nosniff
✓ live response from the production server

Why it matters

A corporate site is a handshake that happens before the meeting. This one loads fast on weak connections, answers the three questions every partner asks, who are you, what do you move, since when, and never once feels assembled from parts.

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