33 · nitente.com and subdomains
Website
The site is the company's home: it says who Nitente is and leads to the products. Each product lives on its own site; nitente.com does not replace them.
Header and footer
The light our products share.
Nitente builds work software for professionals in Venezuela.
NitenteWork software, made in Venezuela.
ProductsSpinelleHeliodoreGrenat
CompanyPressContact
LegalPrivacyTerms
© 2026 Nitente
Structure illustration with sample content, not the real site.
- Header
- 64 px high, translucent background with blur, horizontal logo on the left (22 to 28 px high), up to four links and one primary button (“Write to us”).
- Footer
- Logo, short description, three columns (Products, Company, Legal) and the line “© 2026 Nitente”. Once a legal name exists, it replaces that line.
- Language
lang="es". If published in English, it is a separate version, not a mix.- Brand status
- Do not write ® or “registered”. See “Trademark: ™ and ®”.
Page structure
| Page | Purpose | Minimum content |
|---|---|---|
| Home | Say what Nitente is in 10 seconds | Headline, short introduction text, the three products with their status |
| Products | Lead to each product | Card with the product logo, one line and a link to its site |
| Company | Who we are and how we work | Medium-length text, values, contact |
| Press | Material for media | See “Press and media” |
| Contact | One clear way to write to us | Email and a form with visible labels |
| Privacy and terms | Transparency | Written by a professional; this guide includes no legal text |
How to mention products and work
Do
- Each product with its logo in the high-contrast version, its one-line description and its real status
- A clear link to the product site
- Use cases or clients only with written permission from the person or company
- Screenshots labeled as illustration with fictional data
Don't
- A list of “clients who trust us” without permission
- Usage, savings or growth figures without a verifiable source
- Invented or edited testimonials
- Showing Grenat as an available product while it is an idea in validation
Basic SEO
Write a title and a description to see how they look in a search engine and whether they fit.
nitente.com
| Element | Rule |
|---|---|
| Title (title) | Up to 60 characters. “Page · Nitente”. A unique phrase per page. |
| Description | 70 to 155 characters. Says what is on the page, with no empty adjectives. |
| h1 | One per page, similar to the title. |
| Address (URL) | Lowercase, no accents, with hyphens: /prensa/, /productos/. |
| Images | WebP or SVG; with alt; declared width. |
| Canonical | One per page (rel="canonical"). |
| Structured data | Only true facts: name, web address and logo. |
<title>Press · Nitente</title>
<meta name="description" content="Nitente media material: name, introduction texts, logos and contact.">
<link rel="canonical" href="https://nitente.com/prensa/">
<meta property="og:title" content="Press · Nitente">
<meta property="og:description" content="Nitente media material.">
<meta property="og:image" content="https://nitente.com/og.png"><!-- 1200 × 630 -->
<meta property="og:locale" content="es_VE">
<script type="application/ld+json">
{"@context":"https://schema.org","@type":"Organization","name":"Nitente","url":"https://nitente.com","logo":"https://nitente.com/logo.png"}
</script>The structured data block includes no address, phone, tax identifiers or “founded in” while they do not exist and cannot be verified.