Mining website design
Mining company websites, built for the investor who has five minutes.
We design and build corporate and investor websites for explorers, developers and producers. The projects, the results and the filings come first, on a phone, and your own team publishes without a developer on call.
- Customer and investor experience
- The projects, the results and the filings on the first screen.
- Product and technology
- Published by your own team, within minutes of a filing.
- Brand and proposition
- One design system, so the site and the deck look like one company.
- Campaigns and multimedia
- A hero film, so the ground is the first thing an investor sees.
Where you are
Most mining websites are a filing cabinet with a share price.
The chief executive and the board. The site is the first thing an investor checks after hearing your name. It should make the case before you are in the room.
Investor relations and corporate development. You should be able to post a news release, a presentation or a new result in minutes, and know it reads properly on a phone.
- 01“Our site came with the newswire package. It looks like everyone else on the exchange.”
- 02“An investor has to open three PDFs to find out what we own.”
- 03“It does not work on a phone.”
- 04“Every change means an email to a developer, and a week.”
How we build them
Built around the way an investor reads.
The first screen. An investor who arrives from a news release is checking three things: what you own, what you have found and what you have filed. The Altamira Gold home page puts the data investors dig for in front of them, over an aerial film of the ground. The site is built around the investor’s own workflow, so due diligence takes a few clicks instead of a folder of PDFs.
Project pages. Each project gets a page that reads as a summary and not as a technical report: where it is, what has been found and what happens next, with the maps and the numbers beside it. On the Altamira site the Cajueiro page carries the project summary and the indicated and inferred resources. On the Teako Minerals site the portfolio runs from a map of Norway down to a dossier for a single project.
The investor hub. The share structure, the register and the catalysts ahead are usually a slide in a PDF. On the Teako site the investor and portfolio hub shows the register, the structure and the catalysts as motion.
Publishing. A news release that is on the wire and not on your website is a gap an investor notices. The Altamira site publishes within minutes of a filing. We build the content system so that your own team does that, for a release, a presentation or a new project page.
One system. The Teako Minerals site runs on 64 interactive web components drawn from one design system. A new section or a new project page is assembled from parts that already exist, so the hundredth page still looks like the first.
Inside the disclosure rules. A website is disclosure. National Instrument 43-101 names websites in its definition of written disclosure, and technical statements about a material project must be based on information prepared or approved by a qualified person. We build that review into the steps your team follows to publish.
- 01Corporate and investor websites
- 02Project pages, maps and data
- 03Investor hubs and share data
- 04Content systems your team can run
- 05Hero film
- 06Engineering and hosting
The work
Two mining websites, both live.
Altamira Gold
Teako Minerals
Teako Minerals
“What began as a rebranding exercise developed into a much broader transformation of our website, digital presence, investor materials and content strategy.”
What mining companies ask about a new website.
The projects, the latest results and the filings on the first screen. Then a page for each project with its maps and numbers, the share structure, the management team, the news releases, the corporate presentation, and a way to sign up for news. All of it has to work on a phone.
Altamira Gold and Teako Minerals. Both are live, and each case study shows the site screen by screen.
For a listed mining company they are the same website. The reader who matters most is doing due diligence, so the site is ordered by what an investor checks, and everything else follows from that.
Yes. News releases, presentations, results and project pages are published by your own team through a content system. A release should be on the site within minutes of going on the wire.
Both. The same team designs and builds it, so nothing is lost between the design a board approved and the site an investor opens.
With a discovery of two to four weeks, timed to your next raise or your next release. It ends in a programme you can hold us to.
Start with a discovery, timed to your next raise.
Two to four weeks. Then a programme you can hold us to.
Tell us what you want to win.
Tell us about the company and the website you have now, and the right people will answer.
