Better Web for Sealine Boats
Client
Croatia Yachting d.o.o., Croatia
Team
Zeljko Simic - Senior Full-Stack Designer
Services
Code Audit and Repair; UX/UI Rebuild (HTML/CSS/JS); Visual Identity Adjustment; Technical SEO Optimization; UI Migration;
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This is UI migration, design and development work for Croatia Yachting’s old Sealine Boats website. Croatia Yachting is a leading nautical company in Croatia. They specialize in yacht sales and charter services for Sealine boats. Headquartered in Split, they also have offices along the Dalmatian coast. Over the years, they have built a strong reputation through top-quality service and recognized excellence.
Brand Problems
- Broken Interface
- Weak Code Foundation
- Off-Brand Visual Identity
- Poor Content Structure
- Technical SEO Issues
Our Solutions
- Full Code Audit & Repair
- Stable, Clean Codebase
- Brand-Aligned Design
- Structured Content Layouts
- SEO & Handoff Ready
Croatia Yachting hired us to repair, update, and prepare their Sealine boats website for migration. Specifically, the site targets investors interested in buying and owning Sealine boats. However, poor integration of different technologies had caused serious technical instability. As a result, their new IT agency couldn’t extract the necessary code assets — HTML, CSS, and JS. Because of this, they brought us in to extract, audit, repair, and optimize the existing website.
Building the Website
When we reviewed the codebase, we found the root cause quickly. The site ran on an overengineered headless WordPress/Nuxt/Vue framework. Consequently, it suffered from instability, occasional breakdowns, and a lack of visual consistency. Together, these issues presented the dealer in a negative light.
Rather than rebuilding from scratch, we took a targeted approach. First, we audited the existing code. Then, we extracted the interface from the Nuxt/Vue structure. After that, we repaired and improved the interface, adjusted the color palette to match the brand, and resolved technical SEO issues. Throughout the process, our focus stayed on stability and professional aesthetics.
In total, we rebuilt and updated 14 static pages in HTML, CSS, and JS. As a result, the site became stable, clean, and visually structured. Once the work was complete, we prepared the interface for migration to their IT agency’s custom CMS.
The New Website Impact
Overall, the site now has a professional, serious, and presentable visual identity. Not only is the interface stable and clean, but it is also properly structured. As a result, the client has a solid foundation to build on for future upgrades.
A great website doesn’t just look good — it loads fast, ranks well, and stays out of your way. When all of that comes together, you stop worrying about your tech and start focusing on what actually grows your business. This project demonstrates that even a heavily compromised site can be turned into a performing platform with the right strategy and execution.
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