The bigger picture.
Packaging buyers think in terms of what they need to pack, not in terms of container codes. A catalogue organised by use case shortens the path from search to enquiry.
The work behind it.
The brief
Milan Decor makes containers for many industries, from ice cream and dates to paint and pet food. Brand owners needed to find the right container type quickly and contact the sales team.
Our approach
We built the site around product categories, each with a clear icon and its own listing. Pastel colour blocks set off the container photography, and featured ranges such as IML and octagon containers sit on the home page. Contact numbers, email and a chat prompt are always visible.
The outcome
A buyer can browse by the product they pack, whether sauce, chips, sweets or detergent, and reach the right container range in a couple of clicks.
WordPressProduct categoriesEnquiry & chatResponsive layout
Questions about work like this.
How much does a product catalogue website cost?
A catalogue site like this sits in our content-site band: ₹1,25,000 to ₹3,00,000, depending on the number of categories and products. See the pricing page.
Can we manage products ourselves?
Yes. The site runs on WordPress, so the team can add or edit products and categories without a developer.
