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Industrial supply · Bahrain

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A broad range. A focused enquiry.

An industrial supply website that connects product categories, brands and project requirements with a structured WhatsApp enquiry.

The context

Procurement starts with a requirement.

A buyer may know a product category, a preferred brand or only the job they need to complete. The website gives those starting points a place, rather than making every visitor work through one long product list.

Our approach

From the range to the right conversation.

Eleven product categories organise the range. Dedicated category pages combine product groups, brands and enquiry prompts, while industry and store information provide context for the next conversation.

What we delivered

Details that make the experience useful.

Browse by category

The catalogue separates tools, safety equipment, lifting supplies and other ranges into focused pages.

Connect products and brands

Category content brings relevant product groups and supplied brands into the same browsing path.

Prepare the requirement

The quotation page asks for category, company and requirement details before opening a prepared WhatsApp enquiry.

The visitor journey

From interest to a useful conversation.

  1. Explore a category
  2. Review product groups
  3. Share the requirement
  4. Continue on WhatsApp
Across screen sizes

The same website. Three screen sizes.

The English homepage captured at desktop, tablet and mobile widths.

Desktop 1440 px
Tablet 820 px
Mobile 390 px
Designed for the next step

An enquiry with useful detail, not just a contact button.

The dedicated quote page gathers contact and product-category information alongside a description of the requirement. Category-level prompts and the separate quote page offer different entry points to the same supply conversation.

A structured enquiry form collects requirement details before continuing on WhatsApp.
Test evidence

A closer look at website health.

Lighthouse lab checks of the live homepage on 13 November 2026, on mobile and desktop. Scores below are ordered: performance, accessibility, best practices and SEO.

Desktop13 November 202685 / 100 / 100 / 100
Mobile13 November 202676 / 100 / 100 / 100

What do these results mean?

These checks help identify friction in loading, using and understanding a page. They guide improvements; they do not guarantee enquiries, search rankings or full accessibility compliance.

The headline scores

Performance
How quickly content appears, becomes usable and stays in place during this test.
Accessibility
Automated checks for barriers such as missing labels or low contrast. Manual review is still needed.
Best Practices
Basic browser, connection and code checks; this is not a full security audit.
SEO
Technical basics that help search engines read the page. This is not a ranking prediction.
Agentic Browsing
Experimental checks for AI browsing tools. A fraction such as 2/2 shows checks passed, not a score out of 100.

Timing and stability

FCP
When the first text or image appears.
LCP
When the largest visible piece of content appears.
TBT
Time when long tasks can delay input during loading.
CLS
How much content unexpectedly shifts position.
Speed Index
How quickly the visible page fills in.

For these timings and CLS, lower is better. s means seconds; ms means milliseconds.

About Lighthouse checks

These are snapshots of lab tests, not real-user data or whole-site certification. Results vary between runs with device, network and test conditions. Select a report to enlarge it.

Your website’s next step

A clear plan.
Before you build.

Tell us about your business goals and what you need from your website. We’ll clarify the scope and the right next step before proposing the work.

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