The first corporate deployment of our refactored Deridex Core

From audio retail to heavy industry

In 2008, we launched the corporate site for Euroconstructive, a Russian metal producer.

On the surface, it looked like a classic corporate portal — company info, news, product catalogs.

But for us, Euroconstructive was special: it was the first corporate site running on our Deridex Core after it had been refactored and moved up a version during the TchernovAudio project.

From that point on, the Core simply kept working — already stable, already powering new deployments.

Euroconstructive was among the first of those, and — being kind of friends — they were a natural fit for this rollout.

Features and highlights

Euroconstructive combined familiar modules with domain-specific requirements:

• 🏗️ Product catalog with galleries and specifications, covering heavy metal constructions.

• 🧮 Complex industry-grade calculations, embedded into the catalog flow.

• 📑 Dual navigation menus, simplifying access across a large information volume.

• 🔑 Client cabinet, supporting ongoing work with registered clients.

• 🔄 Built on Deridex Core — always extended only when real business needs demanded it.

Why it mattered

Euroconstructive was not just another B2B corporate site.

• ✅ It showed that our Core was flexible enough to move from audio retail into heavy industry.

• ✅ It validated our principle: we don’t build “modules for the shelf” — we extend the system only when real clients need it.

• ✅ It marked one of the first corporate deployments on the upgraded Core, proving its reliability outside the original ecosystem.

👉 In other words, Euroconstructive (2008) was both a solid B2B project and a milestone in our Core’s evolution.