AUSTIN, Texas, June 14, 2019 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- Falcon Structures, a manufacturer of container-based structures, has launched a new website to better showcase its broad expertise in the repurposed shipping container industry and educate its visitors on using container-based solutions. The site features a new design consistent with Falcon's new corporate branding, including a new logo. For the first time, the site also transparently posts product pricing. Falcon is one of the first in its industry to openly share the prices of its structures.
Falcon made user experience the top priority in its website relaunch. Stephen Shang, CEO and co-founder of Falcon Structures, views the site's new architecture as its most valuable improvement.
"Visitors can now easily find what they're looking for. Whether they're browsing our shipping container floor plans or looking for an eBook for research, they'll get the answers they are seeking," he said.
The new website leverages a clear navigation and a clean, uncluttered aesthetic. Updated visuals and floor plan illustrations with clear starting prices will give visitors a stronger understanding of Falcon's products. Faster loading times and mobile friendly design also contribute to a more seamless browsing experience.
Customers and researchers alike will appreciate a searchable resources library that includes eBooks, webinars, case studies and blogs.
"As we forge the path for the container-based structures industry, we need to get our message out in a helpful and approachable manner. This website is a key pillar in that mission," said Shang.
About Falcon Structures
Founded in 2003, Falcon Structures repurposes steel shipping containers into AC462 code-compliant modules for container-based buildings, as well as single container structures for living, working and storage. Falcon has manufactured container buildings of all sizes including the largest shipping container structure in the United States to date, the 122-container stadium, Fortress Obetz. Falcon's growing client base includes major energy corporations such as Energy Transfer and Duke Energy, defense contractors, construction firms and all branches of the US military.
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