Trico Corporation
Website Design & Development
Summary
Trico Corporation does not need a prettier version of the current website. Trico needs a site that changes how the market understands the company.
For nearly 110 years, Trico has built real credibility in industrial lubrication, contamination control, oil analysis, and equipment reliability. That history matters because it gives Trico trust, technical depth, and field experience most newer technology companies do not have. But the next chapter is bigger than the legacy product story.
The current site is still structured primarily around products and legacy content. The crawl confirms that clearly: the majority of the site lives in product, category, and Lubricology content, while the future story around Sensei, Machine Vitals, and reliability intelligence is only represented by a small number of pages. That means this is not just a homepage problem or a visual refresh. It is an information architecture problem.
The new site needs to invert the structure. The reliability intelligence story should become the spine of the experience, while products, oil analysis, resources, case studies, and technical content become supporting proof. Trico is not abandoning the product catalog. It is putting it in the right context.
The new site should support three layers: a narrative layer that clearly explains where Trico is going, a self-serve utility layer that makes the existing product and content footprint more useful, and a future platform layer that anticipates login, standards, configurators, governance, and SaaS access without making the initial website scope fuzzy.
The result should be a site that supports the business Trico has today while making the future direction obvious, believable, and commercially useful.
Site Goals
- Reposition Trico as a reliability intelligence company with 110 years of industrial credibility.
- Make Sensei, Machine Vitals, and the connected reliability model easy to understand.
- Turn the product catalog and content library into a smarter self-serve experience.
- Build confidence with buyers, distributors, OEMs, and strategic reliability leaders.
The Big Challenges We Plan To Solve For
Site Speed and Codebase
Trico Corporation's current mobile performance score of 64/100 is not a disaster, but it is not where it should be for the story the company is trying to tell. The larger concern is that the site is currently failing Core Web Vitals, which can negatively impact user experience, search visibility, and overall site performance.
Accessibility, Best Practices, and SEO are in a stronger place, so this is not a full-site quality issue. It is primarily a speed and load-experience issue, especially on mobile. For Trico, the new site needs to feel as credible, modern, and polished as the reliability intelligence story it is trying to communicate.
Modernizing the Look & Feel
An outdated website can quietly undermine credibility, even when the underlying business is strong. As part of our work together, we will modernize the look and feel of the site to better reflect the quality, professionalism, and relevance of Trico Corporation today. This includes updating visual patterns, layout systems, and interactions to create a cleaner, more confident experience that aligns with current user expectations while remaining flexible enough to evolve over time.
Pages Indexed By Google
Trico Corporation currently shows approximately 892 indexed URLs in Google, while our crawl identified 521 total pages, including 434 indexed pages and 87 non-indexed pages. Of the indexed pages we reviewed, approximately 196 are blog posts and 238 are core webpages, including pages like About Us, products, services, and other primary site content.
That gap tells us Google is seeing more than the current page set our crawl identified, which may include legacy URLs, PDFs, resources, duplicate paths, archived content, or other indexed assets. During pre-development, our team will review the current page set and indexation footprint to determine what should be carried forward, consolidated, redirected, improved, or removed. The goal is to protect valuable search equity while reducing low-value or outdated content that does not support the new site experience.
The Big Goal:
Build a website that moves Trico beyond a product catalog and clearly positions the company as a modern reliability intelligence partner helping industrial teams turn products, oil analysis, equipment data, and practical insight into better maintenance decisions.
Octane Platform Capabilities
"What We Think About So You Don't Have To"
Recommended Project Structure
Phase 0: Strategy & Architecture
Phase 0 defines the strategy before the larger build investment begins.
We use Trico's crawl data, existing content, audience needs, product structure, and future platform requirements to clarify the positioning, site architecture, content plan, design direction, and technical approach.
This gives Trico a smarter plan before moving into the full rebuild, reduces guesswork, protects the investment, and creates a clear architecture for the site and the future platform direction.
Phase 1: Reposition & Rebuild
Phase 1 is the core DynamiX website engagement.
This is where the site is designed and built around a clearer narrative layer and a stronger self-serve utility layer. The goal is to explain where Trico is going while making the product, category, Lubricology, resource, and search-driven content easier to use.
This turns the site from a product catalog with a better front door into a strategic digital experience that serves today's business and makes the future clear.
Phase 2: Future Platform Layer
Phase 2 is the future platform opportunity.
This includes portal access, account governance, user roles, standards and SOP workflows, configurator logic, SaaS access, and platform UX patterns. The website should be planned with this future in mind, but this layer should not be treated as part of the core DynamiX website build.
The right move is to architect the site so it can support that future without pretending the full platform is included. DynamiX leads the strategy, architecture, narrative, design, CMS build, and self-serve web experience, while the deeper platform layer remains a separate future scope with the right application development partner.
Scope of Work
Taking Your Site Even Further
For organizations that want more than a modernized website, the DynamiX engagement unlocks advanced capabilities and deeper strategic work designed to elevate the experience, differentiate the brand, and turn the site into a long-term growth asset.
Strategic Storytelling & Brand Narrative
Development of a clear, intentional content narrative that guides messaging and calls-to-action, ensuring the site communicates your value in a way that resonates with users and builds confidence quickly.
Advanced Content Experiences
Conversion-Focused Page Enhancements
Strategic refinement of key pages to improve clarity, flow, and calls-to-action, helping guide visitors from interest to action more effectively.
Enhanced Filtering/Navigation
Implementation of deeper navigation patterns and filtering tools to help users quickly find relevant content, products, or information as the site grows.
Deeper Design & Interaction
Custom visual components and interactions that go beyond the norm, reinforcing brand differentiation and creating a more memorable experience.
Deep OctaneAI Customization
Creation of a tailored OctaneAI company profile that reflects Trico Corporation's voice, tone, and positioning, ensuring the best content creation with ease.
Storytelling & Brand Clarity Session
A successful website isn't just about design or technology, it's about telling the right story, clearly and consistently. DynamiX will lead a focused storytelling and brand clarity session designed to sharpen how Trico Corporation communicates value to customers. This aligns internal perspective with customer expectations, ensuring the new site speaks in a way that is simple, compelling, and easy to understand.
The outcome is a clear narrative framework that guides site structure, messaging, and calls-to-action, so visitors immediately understand who Trico Corporation is, what problems you solve, and why you're the right choice. This ensures the website isn't just visually impressive, but strategically effective, turning clarity into confidence and traffic into action. Leaving this, your site will be ready to speak in your voice with just a button press.
Timeline Of A DynamiX Build
Taking It To The Next Level