这是一个正在做的外贸公司网站。客户往往在另一个国家，打开页面时要很快看懂公司做什么、产品是什么、怎样联系。客户的名字不写在这份公开档案里。先把页面结构和可读性做对。
以下正文为英文。
Why this exists
A foreign-trade website has a specific reader. That person is not in the room. They have a few minutes, a phone or a laptop, and a reason to be cautious. The page has to say what the company does, what it sells, and how to start a conversation — without decoration standing in for those facts.
The company’s name stays off this archive. This note is about the work of making the site, not about publishing someone else’s business.
What “good” means here
- A home page that states the work of the company in the first screen.
- A way to look at products without hunting through menus.
- An about page with enough substance to be trusted, and no borrowed prestige.
- A contact path that is obvious on a phone.
- Text that can be read, not a poster that has to be zoomed.
How I am building it
By hand, in HTML and CSS, the same way as this archive. The practice is the point: real pages, real sentences, a layout that still works when the window gets narrow. A framework can come later if the site needs accounts, a catalog that changes every day, or more than one person editing it.
Where it stands
In progress. The structure and the standard are clear. The public launch belongs to the company, not to this notebook. When there is a finished page worth showing — with permission — it can be linked from here.