Template site can't present machinery and spare parts properly
A generic template won't show corn headers, adapters and spare parts in a structured way — the client can't find what they need and goes elsewhere.
Severity// niche = corporate.agro
A corporate catalogue website for agricultural machinery manufacturers and suppliers. You get a spare-parts catalogue, admin panel, lead capture and SEO migration.
Real case — ZHNIV-AGRO We hand over the code
§ 02 — Problem
A generic template won't show corn headers, adapters and spare parts in a structured way — the client can't find what they need and goes elsewhere.
SeverityWithout nested categories, detailed product cards and compatibility info (e.g. John Greaves headers), the full product range stays invisible.
SeverityEvery new product, price change or photo update requires a support ticket and a wait. The team can't manage the site independently.
SeverityWithout a call-back form and leads tracked in an admin panel, requests slip through and the manager misses them.
SeverityMoving from OpenCart without 301 redirects destroys accumulated indexation, backlinks and organic traffic.
Severity§ 03 — Solution
Each module solves a specific pain from the list above. Click a row to see what it includes.
§ 04 — Case
A manufacturer of corn and sunflower headers, adapters, rapeseed tables and spare parts. A full corporate catalog website on Next.js 16 with a custom CMS, UA/EN and a clean SEO migration from OpenCart.
— Stack
§ 05 — Process
We unpack your product range, categories, spare parts and processes. We fix the structure, catalog, SEO migration plan, price and timeline in a technical brief.
We design the homepage, catalog, product card and the "About" page with the clients map. We agree on the mockups before the code starts.
We build the catalog, custom CMS, call-back form and leads panel. We parse the catalog from the old site and set up 301 redirects. We show the result in stages.
We move it to your server, set up the domain, UA/EN, hreflang, monitoring, train the team on the CMS and hand over the code.
§ 06 — First step
We agree on the scope and timeline after reviewing your task. The factors below affect the scope.
A corporate catalog site with product categories, spare parts, a call-back form and a basic admin panel.
§ 07 — FAQ
The price depends on scope, integrations and timeline. We prepare an exact estimate after a free review of your task. The scope includes product categories, spare parts, a lead-capture form and a basic admin panel.
Yes. We build a structured catalog with nested categories — corn and sunflower headers, adapters, rapeseed tables, transport trolleys and spare parts — plus detailed product cards with specs, compatibility (e.g. John Greaves headers), photo gallery and video.
Yes. We build a custom CMS with about 30 sections: products, categories, images, blog and static pages (TipTap editor), homepage blocks, navigation, footer, clients-map markers and leads with statuses. As in the ZHNIV-AGRO case — the team manages everything independently.
A corporate catalog site takes about 3–5 weeks as a baseline. A larger catalog, more CMS sections and UA/EN localisation take longer. We fix the exact timeline after the technical brief.
Yes. As in the ZHNIV-AGRO case — around 219 products and 471 photos were parsed over from the old OpenCart site. All previous URLs are kept alive via 301 redirects so search indexation and organic traffic are preserved.
§ 09 — Request
Leave a contact — we'll come back with a preliminary estimate of the catalog, admin and migration. No obligations.
Real ZHNIV-AGRO case Estimate after project review We hand over the code