About the client

Magik Digital Website Design and Management for Abergeldie Complex Infrastructure

Another of Magik Digital’s bigger clients, this huge website has led to many new clients for Abergeldie and Magik Digital alike. By showcasing Abergeldie civil engineering infrastructures on a clean, simple but beautiful website, many Abergeldie site visitors have gone on to request that Magik do its Magic on their sites. Magik Digital is privileged to list Abergeldie as one of its largest long-standing, customers and is looking forward to continuing in this role well into the future.

Business Size

Abergeldie employs approximately 450 people across Australia, New Zealand, Northern Ireland and Canada. It is a leading mid-tier infrastructure provider specializing in water, dams and marine refurbishment and constructions, but also providing quality transport system, energy, tunnelling, pipe, petrochemical and remediation works all over the world. Designing and building according to the Abergeldie motto – Building Better Communities – has led to countless awards. As Abergeldie’s website design and management provider, Magik Digital consistently seeks to create a visual concept representative of this leading civil engineering firm’s precision, professionalism and experience. With three website versions designed, created and managed over the past eight years, Magik Digital has become familiar with Abergeldie’s scope and mission, translating this knowledge into a product highly appreciated by both client and visitor.

Business Diversity

As a leading civil engineering company, Abergeldie projects cover a huge array of complex public and private infrastructures. Their multi-page website constitutes photographs and descriptions of a large number of constructions. Featuring water reservoirs, water quality centres, complete bus stations with all facilities and utility connections, wharfs and bridges and countless other types of civil constructions including a castle renovation in Ireland, this diversity of service created its own set of challenges. How does one design a responsive, quick-loading website of this scope?