B2B Tech
TRAK Communications
A website recovery and Next.js rebuild after the prior host lost the production site and database.
Evidence · Before and after
Situation
What the client needed
Beyond rebuilding the site quickly, the client needed the refreshed version to preserve the familiar brand feel, improve navigation across service pages, and create a more reliable path for audit request submissions on mobile and desktop.
Decision
What was worth changing
Recover the lost public content from archived references, preserve the familiar brand structure, and rebuild on a maintainable foundation with reliable request forms.
Intervention
The smallest useful path
The legacy site was reconstructed from archived references and replaced with a modern Next.js rebuild. The new platform improves performance, security, and mobile usability while preserving the original brand structure.
Result and evidence
The Result
TRAK Communications' web presence was restored with a modern Next.js site that preserves the company's familiar brand and service structure. The rebuilt site adds mobile-friendly navigation and custom audit-request forms on a maintainable technical foundation.
- Recovered the web presence after the prior hosting provider lost the production site and database.
- Used archived references to reconstruct content after no usable production backup remained.
- Preserved the original brand structure while rebuilding the implementation.
- Replaced static contact flows with custom lead-generation forms tied to audit requests.
“From start to finish, the process and interaction was incredible. Great communication with the team, prompt attention and really valuable suggestions for my website. Very happy with the final result and strongly recommend Software InFocus!”
Selected technical details
- Framework
- Next.js (React + SSG)
- Hosting
- AWS
- Forms
- Custom form integrations
- Security
- HTTPS + secure hosting
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