RAVIL ITIKEJEV

Czechoslovak Group

Client
Czechoslovak Group
Year
2025–2026
Scope
UX/UI, Modular website, SEO, Multi-language
Laptop on dark rock showing the CSG Investors Portal

Czechoslovak Group makes heavy trucks, ammunition and aerospace systems for customers in seventy-plus countries. Its website had to carry that weight — and be something the group's own people could rebuild page by page, without a designer on call.

CSG homepage section shown in light and dark mode side by side, switched from the admin

Context

CSG is one of the largest industrial and defence holdings in Central Europe: more than a hundred companies, five divisions and a freshly redrawn identity waiting to be put to work. The old site could not hold the scale of the operation, and every change went through a developer. The brief was a trustworthy, fast, bilingual presence that carries the new brand — and hands the controls to the client.

Laptop showing the CSG global presence map with country and company counts
Laptop showing the CSG homepage 'Heart. Heritage. Horizon.' with the 3D logo
CSG mobile site: homepage, division menu and a news article

Built to be rebuilt

Tatra military truck on a rocky ridge at dusk with headlights on

Challenge

The hard part was not the pages, it was who makes the next ones. A group this size publishes constantly, and each division wanted a site of its own. So the design had to work as a kit: sections that stay on-brand in any order, on a light or a dark plate, in Czech or English — with search, performance and SEO settled before the first page was assembled.

Phone showing a CSG leadership profile page

A kit, not a template

CSG logo embossed on a dark plate
CSG colour palette: signal red, black, navy and a scale of blue-greys
CSG icon set, line icons on navy with one highlighted in red

Solution

At the core is a modular system with the CMS built around it: a library of sections the client composes into pages, reorders and themes, with dark and light modes chosen in the admin. The same kit spawned five divisional websites, each keeping the group's identity while adapting the rest to its own products. Analytics and evaluation tools are wired in; multi-language support and SEO come as standard. Branding and 3D by Dynamo.

Close-up of the CSG logo rendered in dark 3D metal
EWA emergency water-from-air unit on wheels in a desert quarry
Laptop showing the CSG Defence division site, 'Our product portfolio'
Collage of CSG divisional website pages: news, product and aerospace sections