Corporate & Content Web Platforms
For companies whose website is updated every week by a marketing or communications team — and has to stay fast, secure and cheap to run while they do.
A corporate site is rarely a few pages of HTML anymore. It is a CMS the marketing team publishes from, content in several languages, a contact or recruiting form that must not drown in spam, and a pipeline that puts it all on a CDN. The projects below include a four-site ecosystem for a taxi brand, the official site of a baseball stadium with a live play-by-play system, and the IR site of a listed company running on its own CMS.
The work that keeps such a site healthy is mostly invisible: publishing that does not need a developer, caches that clear themselves when content changes, staging that only allowed people can reach, and every change scanned for vulnerable libraries and leaked secrets before it ships.
Typical engagements
- Corporate and brand sites on a headless CMS (Contentful) with a Next.js or Nuxt front end
- Multilingual sites with content models the marketing team can manage on its own
- Contact and recruiting forms with spam protection and integrations (ATS, Zendesk, email)
- Taking over a running site: upgrading the runtime, patching vulnerabilities, adding security scans to CI
Related work
- GO Inc
An ecosystem of 4 websites for the GO taxi brand — a 5-language product site, ATS-connected recruiting, a support center and corporate IR, with Slack-moderated publishing on Google Cloud + AWS.
- Wonderia
The multilingual brand website of Wonderia YOKOHAMA (wonderia.jp) — 4 languages, marketing self-publishing via Contentful, running serverless on Google Cloud.
- Yokohama Stadium
The official website of Yokohama Stadium (Hamasta) with a live play-by-play system — static-first on a CDN, event-driven serverless pipeline on Google Cloud and AWS.
- Corporate IR Platform
A corporate and IR website platform for a listed Japanese company — a fully self-built CMS, a Firestore-to-BigQuery data pipeline, and Google Cloud infrastructure behind a WAF.
- Fullswing
Fullswing, an article-based content site on a modern Nuxt stack in a Turborepo monorepo — Contentful images served through Akamai CDN with automatic cache purging on every publish.
- AI Brand Site
The AI brand website of a Japanese technology group — WebGL visuals, 15 Contentful content types, Slack-based content approval, and modernisation of a system running for years.
- AI Link
AI Link's bilingual Japanese–English corporate website for B2B AI services — Next.js fully static on a CDN, a contact form with layered spam protection, and near-zero operating cost.
- BALLPARK Xmas YOKOHAMA KANNAI
The BALLPARK Xmas YOKOHAMA KANNAI campaign site — Instagram integration with a fully automated token lifecycle, and Contentful content rendered per request instead of rebuilding the site.
Technologies used in this work
- Node.js
- TypeScript
- Contentful
- Express
- Github Action
- Nuxt
- reCAPTCHA
- Cloud Run
- Docker
- Firebase Hosting
- Gitleaks
- Semgrep
- Terraform
- Trivy
- AWS SES
- Next.js
Is this a fit?
- A good fit: business systems, backends and APIs, GCP and AWS infrastructure, production incidents.
- Not the right fit: work that is mainly pixel-perfect UI or heavy animation.
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