Corporate Web Site
A corporate
website or corporate site is an informational website operated by a business or
private enterprise such as a charity or nonprofit foundation. They differ from
electronic commerce sites in that they provide information to the public about
the company rather than transacting business or providing other services.
Contents of a Corporate Web site
Corporate
websites usually includes the following:
1. A home
page
2. A
navigation bar or other means for accessing various site sections
3. A
unified look and feel incorporating the company logos, style sheets, and
graphic images
4. An “about
us “section with the following information
• A summary of company operations, history and mission statement
• A list of the company’s products and services
• A section with biographical information on founders, board members,
and important executives. Sometimes provides an overview of the company’s
overall workforce.
• A “news” section containing press releases and links to news articles
about the company
• A “investor” section describing key owners and investors of the
company
• A list of key clients, suppliers, achievements, projects, partners or
others.
5. Pages of
special interest to specific groups. These may include
• An employment section where the company lists open positions and tells
job seekers how to apply
• Investor pages with the annual report, business plan, current stock
price, financial statements, overview of the company structure and other
regulatory filings
• Pages for employees, suppliers, customers, strategic partners,
affiliates etc.
6. Contact
information
7. A terms
of use document and statement of intellectual property ownership and policies
as they apply to the site content
8. A privacy policy
