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Insortex website — sorting equipment

A fresh site from scratch for a sorting-equipment supplier: B2B structure, catalog, custom blocks, and SEO groundwork.

1.5 mo. from zero to launch

  • Client Insortex
  • Industry Sorting equipment
  • Period 1.5 months
  • Site insortex.ru
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About the client

Insortex is a young company that supplies modern sorting equipment for industry. They needed a brand face online and a lead channel — fast.

01

The pain they came with

The client came with no site and almost no materials. In sorting equipment, without a clear storefront you’re “nobody”: engineers and buyers don’t trust a company that isn’t online. They needed a working B2B tool in a month and a half — not a pretty landing for show.

  1. No face online

    Without a site it’s hard to sell equipment: nowhere to send a lead from a trade show, messenger, or cold call.

  2. Empty content

    At the start there were almost no texts or descriptions — nothing to “fill overnight”. We needed a living structure to fill as we went.

  3. Builder hits the ceiling

    A basic Ranx Creator covered typical blocks, but a video tile and custom sections needed hand-coded markup.

Starting point
02

How we guided them

Instead of endless mockup debates we locked the goal — B2B inquiries — and moved in steps: frame → brand face → catalog → custom where the builder falls short.

  1. 01

    Locked the goal: the site = lead channel, not a checkbox storefront

  2. 02

    Built the frame on Ranx Creator in brand colors

  3. 03

    Designed the homepage as the brand face: trust, FAQ, expertise

  4. 04

    Built catalog and cards with flexible specs

  5. 05

    Added custom HTML/CSS/JS blocks (video, non-standard sections)

  6. 06

    Laid SEO groundwork and handed off to support + promotion

03

In plain speak

Brief jargon — without the fog. How we explained each step to the client.

Specialist speak

B2B structure and lead magnets

How we explained it

A site for businesses that buy equipment: trust and value first, then a request — not retail “buy now”.

Specialist speak

Custom HTML/CSS/JS on top of a builder

How we explained it

The builder is a fast frame. Where it’s tight — we carefully add hand code so it looks premium and stays stable.

Specialist speak

SEO groundwork

How we explained it

We build so search engines understand pages: clear URLs, headings, copy. Promotion then moves faster.

04

What we did, step by step

Each step is a concrete change. Meaning on the left, screen on the right.

01

Homepage as brand face

This took the most time: we had to stand out among competitors. Brand colors, trust, FAQ, and expert content — so an engineer or buyer gets in 30 seconds: “these people know the field”.

02

Video and expert content

The builder’s built-in video wasn’t enough — we made a tile with covers. News split into company news and useful materials: an equipment supplier has something to share with the market.

03

Catalog without extra clicks

Catalog and portfolio so a B2B client quickly finds equipment and use cases — and leaves a request right away.

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More frames from the project

Not a gallery for its own sake — a few screens that complete the picture.

Homepage — brand face
Project portfolio
News and expert content
05

Where we landed

In 1.5 months the company had a working site: ready for traffic, inquiries, and SEO growth. Next — support and promotion in one loop.

What they got

  • Site from scratch live in 1.5 months
  • Design to brand book, not a generic builder look
  • Flexible product cards with specs
  • Dedicated order page
  • Custom where the builder wasn’t enough
  • Next — SEO and support

In numbers

1.5 mo. Launch time
Ranx + Stack
B2B Channel
SEO Next

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