The primary goal of your company Web site should not be focused on showing off the great talents of your designer. Your site should be an integral part of your overall marketing campaign and should be consistent with the theme of other marketing materials. If any of your product brochures were as confusing as your Web site, they would be of little use. You've all heard that you have less than eight seconds to grab your visitors' attention before they move on. If your wonderfully artful graphics take more than those eight seconds, no one will get to see them.
Many sites ridiculously cram excessive content on their opening pages.
You need to apply the same basic design rules to your site. Do stay simple. So, start with a simple start page maybe break it down to your company logo and a simple catch phrase to encourage visitors to continue. This makes your site more interactive. It also gives your visitors a sense of control and encourages them to check out other areas of your site.