Website design for exporters and manufacturers
Your products deserve a website built for international buyers.
We design WordPress websites that help exporters present their products clearly and show what they can do. Buyers can find the information they need and send an enquiry without friction.
fictional-exporter.example/products/whole-spices
Design concept
Home · Products · Capabilities · Quality · Contact
Whole spices, packed for export
Whole spices
Ground spices
Blends
Private label
| Pack sizes | 250 g, 1 kg, 25 kg bags |
|---|---|
| Shelf life | Stated per product |
| Packing | Cartons, palletised |
What buyers look for
Help buyers understand your business before the first conversation.
An overseas buyer often compares several suppliers before writing to any of them. A good website answers these five questions quickly.
01
What do you supply?
Clear product categories and product pages.
02
Which specifications and options are available?
Sizes, grades, packs and variants in a consistent layout.
03
Are you a manufacturer, merchant exporter or sourcing business?
A plain description of how your business works.
04
What capabilities and credentials can you demonstrate?
Facilities, processes and certificates that you genuinely hold.
05
How can a buyer request a quotation?
An enquiry route from every product page.
What we design
The parts of an exporter website that matter to buyers.
Everything above is standard website content, planned with you and built in WordPress.
Optional advanced development
Some businesses need more, such as multilingual content, product filtering or integrations. We can discuss and scope these separately. They are not assumed to be part of a standard website, and there is no fixed package.
Company and capability pages
Explain who you are, where you operate and what you can do.
Product categories and product pages
Organised so buyers can browse or go straight to a product.
Specifications and packaging
Technical details and pack information in a consistent layout.
Genuine credentials and photography
Your own certificates, facility and product photos.
Catalogue downloads, where required
A PDF catalogue or data sheet buyers can download.
Clear contact and enquiry journeys
Simple forms and calls to action in the right places.
Responsive layouts
Pages that read well on phones, tablets and desktops.
Product page demonstration
Structured product information helps buyers decide faster.
When sizes, grades, finishes and packaging sit in a clear table, a buyer can see quickly whether a product suits their requirement. That means fewer back-and-forth emails, and enquiries that already include the details you need.
The product shown here is fictional and for illustration only. Every product on your website would use your own information, with specification fields suited to that product type.
fictional-manufacturer.example/products/hex-bolt
Design concept · sample data
Fasteners
Product photograph
Your own photography goes here
Hex Head Bolt, Zinc Plated
A sample overview: general-purpose fasteners for industrial assembly, supplied in the sizes and grades listed below.
| Material | Carbon steel |
|---|---|
| Grade | 8.8 |
| Sizes | M8 to M24 |
| Finish | Zinc plated |
| Standard | To be stated by supplier |
| Packaging | Boxed, 25 kg cartons, palletised |
One structure, different businesses
A website should reflect how your business actually works.
Manufacturers, merchant exporters and traders have different strengths to show. We adapt the structure to yours. These are website use cases, not claims about completed projects.
Manufacturers
Facilities, processes, capabilities and products. Show how things are made and what you can produce.
Merchant exporters
Product range, sourcing approach and coordination. Explain how you bring suppliers and orders together.
Food and FMCG exporters
Pack sizes, product variants and shelf-life information where it applies.
Industrial exporters
Materials, dimensions, grades, drawings and technical documents where applicable.
Design concepts
What an exporter website could look like.
These are original concepts with fictional businesses, created to show our approach. They are not client projects and they do not show results.
fictional-foods.example
Design concept
Product range
Rice
Spices
Pulses
Snacks
Pack sizes: 500 g, 1 kg, 5 kg. Shelf life stated per product.
Food and FMCG exporter
The problem it addresses: many product variants and pack sizes need to be easy to scan and compare.
fictional-industrial.example
Design concept
Scaffolding components
Materials
Dimensions
Grades
Drawings
Material, size and grade listed per component, with a drawing PDF to download.
Industrial component manufacturer
The problem it addresses: engineers need materials, dimensions, grades and drawings before they enquire.
fictional-merchant.example
Design concept
Product categories
Home textiles
Handicrafts
Hardware
Packaging
A short explanation of how orders are sourced and coordinated.
Merchant exporter
The problem it addresses: a wide product range from several suppliers needs clear categories and a sourcing story.
How a project works
A simple process, planned around your content.
1
Understand
We learn about your business and product range.
2
Plan
We plan the content and the enquiry journey.
3
Design and build
We design and build the website in WordPress.
4
Review and launch
We review, test and prepare for launch.
Our WordPress tools
We also build tools for WordPress and Divi.
Alongside website design, The360Street develops custom WordPress plugins and its own products for Divi 5.
For Divi 5
MCP for Divi 5
A connector that allows Claude to work with Divi websites.
For Divi 5
SEO Pilot for Divi 5
An SEO plugin built for Divi 5, with an SEO panel in the Visual Builder.
Questions
Frequently asked questions
Not sure what applies to you? Tell us about your business and we will suggest what to include.
What should an exporter website include?
At minimum: clear product information, an explanation of your business, genuine credentials and photography, and an easy way to enquire. What else you need depends on your products and buyers.
Can you redesign an existing website?
Yes. We can review your current site, keep the content that works, and rebuild the structure and design. Please send us the address so we can take a look.
Can different product categories have different specifications?
Yes. A food product and an industrial component need different details, so each category can use its own set of specification fields.
Can the website include catalogue downloads?
Yes, where they are useful. We can add PDF catalogues or data sheets that you supply.
Can I update content in WordPress?
Yes. The website is built in WordPress with Divi 5, so you can edit text and images yourself. We can discuss how much of the site you want to manage.
Can additional languages or custom functionality be discussed?
Yes. Multilingual content, filtering, quote baskets, integrations and custom plugins can be discussed and scoped. They are not assumed to be included in a standard website.
Will a website guarantee export enquiries?
No. A website makes your business easier to understand and to contact. Enquiries also depend on traffic, market fit, your offer and how quickly you follow up.
What information is needed to begin?
A description of your business, your product range and any specifications, your photos and credentials, your current website if you have one, and the kind of enquiries you want to receive.
Let’s present your export business properly.
Tell us about your products and the buyers you want to reach. We will respond with questions and suggestions.