Content with a clear structure.
A project gallery, an equipment catalogue, and a task board organise different kinds of information. Each needs a structure that helps people find the next useful detail.
THREE DIFFERENT KINDS OF WORK
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These examples come from our team’s wider development work: two Astro websites and a custom web application. Each project lists its technology and links to its public site.
Our services at whitelabelwp focus on WordPress. This selection shows the team’s broader website and software work, with the implementation described for each example.
COMPANY WEBSITE
CUVSA
A construction company’s website, with its projects at the centre of the experience.
- Industry
- Construction & architecture
- Built with
- Astro
Give the work room to speak.
CUVSA works on residential and commercial construction projects. Its website brings together completed work, service information, and a route for prospective clients to get in touch.
What we built
We built an Astro website with a project index, individual project pages, service information, and a contact page. Photography leads the presentation, with project names, locations, and descriptions providing context.
Project-led browsing
A visual project index gives visitors a starting point for exploring the construction work.
Space for each project
Individual pages bring together photographs and project information in a consistent layout.
A route to enquiry
Service information and contact links sit alongside the portfolio, connecting the work with the next conversation.
THE DELIVERED EXPERIENCE
Browse the project indexA company website that lets visitors move from a first impression to individual projects, services, and contact information.
CATALOGUE WEBSITE
Suministros Digitales
Equipment, supplies, and services organised around what a business needs to find.
- Industry
- Office equipment & printing
- Built with
- Astro
Make a broad offer easy to navigate.
Suministros Digitales offers printing equipment, rentals, supplies, and technical services in Aguascalientes. The website needs to accommodate both visitors looking for equipment and those looking for help with an existing setup.
What we built
We built an Astro website with product categories, equipment detail pages, and separate service pages. Product information and enquiry links give visitors a way to explore the offer and discuss their requirements.
Distinct product categories
Equipment and consumables have their own routes, giving the catalogue a clear structure.
Model-level information
Equipment pages present product descriptions and specifications before the enquiry step.
Services with their own space
Rental, sales, technical support, and printing services have dedicated pages with relevant contact routes.
THE DELIVERED EXPERIENCE
Browse the product catalogueA catalogue and service website that connects category browsing, product information, and quotation enquiries.
WEB APPLICATION
TimeLogic
A software product for the day-to-day work of agencies and their teams.
- Industry
- Project management & time tracking
- Built with
- Next.js + Rails
Bring tasks and time into one workflow.
TimeLogic brings project management and time tracking together for agencies. Its workflows connect projects, tickets, and recorded time, while the public website introduces the product before sign-in.
What we built
We built a web application with a Next.js frontend and a Rails backend. The product includes project and task management, timers, and reporting. The screenshot here shows the public product website; the application itself requires an account.
Project and task organisation
Projects and tickets provide the structure for organising the team’s work.
Time tied to the work
Timers and time entries connect recorded work with the tasks it belongs to.
A product people can explore
The public website explains the features and shows interface previews before visitors open the application.
THE DELIVERED EXPERIENCE
Explore the product websiteA custom software product with connected project, task, and time-tracking workflows, supported by a public product website.
WHAT CARRIES INTO YOUR PROJECT
Different builds.
Shared considerations.
These projects show different ways to organise content and functionality. The starting point for your agency is the same: what does the site need to help someone do?
Journeys with a next step.
Moving from a project to an enquiry or from a ticket to a timer means thinking beyond a single screen. The pages and interactions need to connect.
An implementation that fits.
The editing needs, workflows, and integrations shape the technical approach. For your agency’s WordPress work, we define those requirements before building.
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