Separate capability from proof
Service pages explain what the company does; the project catalogue lets visitors inspect relevant categories without mixing every image into one page.
Case study · 2025
Tetris Fabrication
A bold commercial website built around services, completed work and direct enquiries.
- Project type
- Client project
- Sector
- Steel fabrication
- Location
- Bahrain
- Role
- Design and development
Tetris FabricationWorkServicesAboutContact
Fabrication in BahrainBuilt in steel. Made to last.
A bold commercial website built around services, completed work and direct enquiries.
Request a quotation →01GatesView service →02RailingsView service →03Structural workView service →
The brief
Tetris needed one clear place to present its fabrication capability, organise a growing project archive and make quotation requests easy on mobile.
Scope delivered
- Information architecture✓
- Responsive website✓
- Project catalogue✓
- Contact and WhatsApp routes✓
The design problem
A fabrication business can have dozens of services and project photographs. The harder job was turning that volume into a path a buyer could scan before asking for a quote.
Public interface reviewed 9 August 2026. No enquiry, traffic or revenue result is claimed.
Keep contact close
Quote, form and WhatsApp routes remain visible after service discovery, particularly on mobile.
Evidence used on this page
Observable work, with the limits stated.
- Live services, projects and contact navigation
- Five visible project categories
- Public form and WhatsApp enquiry routes
What the work produced
The live website brings the company’s services, project categories and enquiry routes together under one recognisable visual identity.
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Tell me what the website needs to accomplish.
Include the business name, pages you expect, examples you like and your preferred timing. I’ll reply with the questions that make the next step clearer.
- 01Send the brief or current site
- 02I ask only what is missing
- 03Get a clear next step in writing