A site built to deliver.
- Client
- Seadar Contractors
- Location
- Sydney, NSW
- Program
- Brand Systems & Scale
- Deliverables
- Web design, Content architecture, Craft CMS build, SEO
The work
Engineered, end to end.
Client overview
Australia's civil specialists
Seadar Contractors is a leading civil contractor specialising in reinforced concrete structures and complex infrastructure across Australia, with twelve years of work on some of the country's most significant projects.
Their portfolio runs from West Connex and Sydney Gateway to the Gold Coast and Canberra light rail networks. The brief was a website that did that work justice and was simple for the team to keep current.
Under the hood
A content model that mirrors the work
The site runs on a bespoke Craft CMS build. The Projects channel is a proper content model: project type, client, contractor and a repeatable scope list, so every job is captured the way Seadar describes it.
Services, team and blog channels sit alongside it, with SEO and forms built in. The team can publish a new infrastructure project, end to end, without touching code.
Build it like they build: structured, exact, made to last.
Scope
What we delivered.
- Website design and content architecture
- Bespoke Craft CMS build with a structured Projects channel
- Services, team and blog sections
- SEO and forms
From brief to result
The thinking behind the work.
The brief
Seadar's reputation is built on major civil infrastructure, but their old website didn't show it. They needed a credible home that could keep pace with every new project.
The move
We designed and built a structured Craft CMS site: a project model with type, client, contractor and scope, plus capability, service and team sections, all in a calm, engineered visual system.
The result
Seadar's site is now as solid as their structures, and the team can add new projects without touching code. Flagship jobs like West Connex and Sydney Gateway are finally front and centre.
Brand systems are becoming content engines
Why a structured CMS like this one is a content engine, not just a website.
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