Rimdinado International

Overview

Rimdinado International Ltd is an Abuja management consulting firm working on process improvement, human capital, training and retreats, and HR automation. I built its corporate website.

Context

The firm's story existed only as a corporate profile slide deck: the kind of document that gets emailed, opened once and forgotten. They needed a site that does the same job for anyone who searches for them.

The problem

A deck is written to be presented with someone talking over it. On the web nobody is talking, and visitors arrive asking "can these people help my organisation?" The content had to answer that early, with detail for those who want it.

My role

I worked solo: restructuring the deck's content for the web, designing the sections, building the site, and handling SEO and performance.

Thinking

1. From slides to one story

   The home page reads as one narrative: who they are, what they believe, what they do, how they work and who they have worked with. Each service gets depth a deck can only hint at.

   scroll, don't click through

2. Show the method

   Consulting is hard to picture, so the methodology is laid out as phases with a clear flow, and a "Book us now" prompt follows the services.

   make the invisible visible

3. Light on mobile data

   Images were converted to WebP, sized responsively and lazy-loaded so the page stays quick on phones.

   most visits are on phones

Solution

A React 19 and Vite site with a full-story home page, services and contact. Content sits in one data file so it is easy to update, and every page has its own SEO metadata and social sharing tags.

What was built

• Story-led home page: about, philosophy, values and strategic intent
• Service detail for consulting, human capital, training and HR automation
• Phased methodology, clients, team and social sections
• WebP images, lazy loading, sitemap and per-page SEO

Outcome

I delivered the finished site, giving the firm a searchable, shareable home for the story that used to live only in its profile deck.

Reflection

Translating a deck is mostly an editing job. The useful question was not "how do I put these slides online?" but "what does a visitor need to read first?"

Built with

• React
• TypeScript
• Vite
• Framer Motion
• React Router