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LNG Corporate Website Platform
Corporate website revamp for a national LNG operator, turning a static web presence into a responsive, CMS-managed digital identity platform.
- Stack
- Next.js · ASP.NET Core · CMS · IIS · Responsive UI · SEO · Analytics
- Links
- Success Story Live Site
The problem
A national LNG operator needed a stronger digital presence that reflected its role in Indonesia's LNG value chain. The existing website behaved like a static brochure: outdated design, limited mobile optimization, difficult content updates, and weak public visibility for stakeholders.
What I built
Built a modern corporate website platform: a Next.js front end on an ASP.NET Core CMS and API, hosted on IIS, with a cleaner information architecture, LNG-focused visual design, responsive layouts, CMS-managed publishing, SEO-ready metadata, analytics integration, and content sections for company profile, business chain, commitments, communication, and stakeholder information.
In use
Architecture
A Next.js front end renders the public site and calls an ASP.NET Core CMS and API, hosted on IIS. Editors publish news and pages through the CMS, and structured metadata, a sitemap and analytics are built in.
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Proof
- 01 Public Rewire success story describes the project as moving from a static presence to a dynamic corporate platform.
- 02 The implementation pairs a Next.js front end with an ASP.NET Core CMS and API, responsive layouts, structured metadata, sitemap, and analytics.
- 03 Screenshots show a polished bilingual corporate interface with FSRU hero content, company profile sections, business-chain storytelling, news updates, and LNG business field pages.
Result
Created a more credible and maintainable corporate digital identity, improving brand visibility, mobile access, content publishing, SEO discoverability, and public communication for a key LNG infrastructure operator.