Sideline Investments

The company sells toners, fibre, civil works, electrical, fabrication and general supplies, but had nothing online at all. Tender evaluators look for a website, and the only material available was a bid pack, some site photographs taken by other contractors, and a printed letterhead.

Built a six-division site driven by a single ordered catalogue, so the headline, feature block, card grid, footer and prerendered routes all follow one source. Product photography was cropped from the company's own site records with the GPS burn-in removed, and photographs watermarked by other contractors were excluded outright. The two divisions with no photography use brand panels built from the CMYK drops in the company mark instead of stock images.

Live on its own subdomain with a Let's Encrypt certificate, ten prerendered pages, and no dependency on JavaScript to read the content. Tender-only identifiers stay off the public page and are offered on request, which keeps the marketing surface and the submission pack separate. A later pass moved the site onto a light corporate treatment after client feedback, which also lifted two brand-magenta text pairings that were sitting just below the AA contrast threshold.