Chemicals and Raw Materials
A website for exploring products, applications and documentation, and requesting information with the context your sales team needs.
The architecture starts with the people involved in a purchase: those evaluating the product, comparing suppliers and reviewing documentation. We define what each person needs to find and how a product reference or application leads to an enquiry.
The catalogue connects families, products, applications and approved documentation. Before design, we agree available fields, data sources and maintenance owners. Filters and pages are designed with a representative set of references, rather than one ideal product record.
Your company supplies and validates technical information. The project defines versions, owners and which material is public or requires access. An ERP or PIM integration is quoted after checking interfaces, data and each system’s responsibilities.
We test the journey on mobile, a product with extensive documentation, a long translation and an information request. The review should demonstrate what your team can edit and what requires technical support.
To plan a chemical-company website for 2027, bring the catalogue, languages and markets, sample documentation, connected systems and the first release you need. We separate design, development, migration, integrations and maintenance so that proposals can be compared against the same scope.
Handover includes the agreed access and training, update owners and enquiry-path tests. If we measure samples, downloads or requests, we define the events and review their quality with sales; launching the website does not, by itself, prove increased sales.
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Families, applications, documentation and next steps.
Fields, filters and records defined using representative references.
Versions, owners and access conditions defined by your company.
Mobile, long translations and enquiry journeys.
Interfaces, data, owners and dependencies checked before committing to development.
Access, training, updates and support as set out in the proposal.
Interviews with sales, product and management.
Catalogue map and journeys by decision-maker profile.
Sober visual system and custom build.
Catalogue migration, testing and analytics.
The published industrial website service starts at €8,500. The proposal defines catalogue, languages, design, development and migration, and separates integrations or maintenance where appropriate. The final price is based on the agreed scope.
The schedule is defined after reviewing catalogue, content, languages, approvals and integrations. We agree deliverables and owners; availability of technical reviewers and data is part of the plan.
We can assess the connection and define its scope. First we check interfaces, fields, update frequency and who maintains each system. The proposal identifies dependencies and work that belongs to other providers.
That depends on the content, users and permissions required. A product enquiry can be supported by public information and contact; negotiated prices or restricted material require a specific access model to be assessed.
We agree this before development: your team, a connected data source or a defined maintenance service. Handover should clarify who validates content and how versions are updated or withdrawn.
Bring your website, catalogue, markets and the problem you need to resolve. We will agree priorities, required material and owners before preparing a proposal.