Industrial & B2B Website Design organised like a catalogue
A procurement manager does not want a story. They want the product range, specifications, the brands you deal in and a way to send an RFQ. I design websites for machinery dealers, manufacturers, infrastructure and facility service companies that are organised like a catalogue and written for buyers.
What an industrial website must get right
Many of these businesses are still on old WordPress themes that load slowly and are hard to update. I move them to clean, fast Core PHP sites with an admin panel for products.
Products organised the way buyers search
Categories, sub-categories and brand filters that match how your customers ask for equipment on the phone.
Specifications in tables, not paragraphs
Capacity, power, dimensions and model numbers in clean tables, with datasheet PDFs one click away.
Proof: projects, clients, certifications
Completed projects, industries served and certifications, all real and all specific.
RFQ in two steps
A quote form with the product already selected, plus a WhatsApp option for site engineers on the move.
Features built into industrial websites
Picked for how your customers search and contact you. We switch off anything you do not need.
- Product catalogue with spec tables
- Product schema for every item
- Brochure and datasheet downloads
- Projects and clients pages
- RFQ form with product pre-selected
- Branch and dealer locations
- Admin panel for products and categories
- Moves off WordPress without losing SEO
Industrial websites from my portfolio
Real clients, real sites. Some are mid-rebuild, so a live link may still show the older version.
- Shriy Infra ProjectIndustrial construction, Rajasthanshriyinfra.com
- BSES IndiaConstruction and mining equipment, Udaipurbsesindia.com
- N B MercantileIndustrial products suppliernbmercantile.com
- Daulat Solar CareSolar plant maintenance
- Riya Stone Speciality ChemicalsStone care chemicals
Also in this folder: TMC India.
Industrial & B2B Website Design: common questions
Straight answers to what owners in this industry usually ask me first.
Can I add hundreds of products myself?
Yes. The admin panel handles categories, products, spec tables and images. Bulk import from a spreadsheet can be added for large catalogues.
Will moving off WordPress hurt our Google rankings?
Not if it is done carefully. I keep URLs or set 301 redirects, and carry over titles, descriptions and schema so search engines see a faster version of the same site.
Can buyers download brochures?
Yes. Each product or category can carry PDF brochures and datasheets, optionally behind a short form if you want the lead.
Do you write technical product content?
I write and structure it from your catalogues and price lists. Technical values are always taken from your documents, never guessed.