Tejas Castiblanco
Industrial manufacturer site: catalog, quotes and WhatsApp for the Colombian market.
Industry
Steel roofing manufacturing — Bogotá, Colombia
The challenge
An industrial manufacturer needed a professional web presence that could present a technical product line clearly and turn visits into quote requests — in the market where it operates.
Why it matters
This is what a professional presence looks like for an industrial business: not flash — clarity. Product families a buyer can navigate, and a quote path that's never more than one tap away.
What we built
- ●Corporate site with a structured product catalog (architectural, industrial and colonial roof tiles, decking, fasteners and accessories)
- ●Quote-focused conversion: per-product "quote this" WhatsApp buttons and a contact form with a product-of-interest selector
- ●Sections for raw materials and installation guidance
- ●Live English, French and Italian versions alongside the Spanish primary site
- ●Lightweight, fast pages appropriate for mobile-first visitors
Capabilities
Services behind this project
Tejas Castiblanco is a Bogotá steel-roofing manufacturer, and its website has one commercial job: turn a buyer researching roof tiles into a quote request. The structure follows that job — a catalog of seven product lines (architectural, industrial and colonial profiles, decking, fasteners, accessories) with gauges, finishes and photos, and a quote path that is never more than one tap away.
Conversion is WhatsApp-first because that is how Colombian industrial buyers actually communicate: every product carries a "quote this" button with a pre-filled message, alongside click-to-call and a contact form with a product-of-interest selector. The site also serves live English, French and Italian versions for export inquiries.
It is deliberately lightweight — static pages, fast on the mid-range Android phones that dominate its market, with the company's real production details (capacity, gauges, finishes) presented as specification, not marketing fluff. Industrial buyers want numbers; the design gets out of their way.
