Exporter website design
Website design for Indian exporters and manufacturers
We design WordPress websites that help exporters present their products clearly, show their capabilities, and make buyer enquiries easier.
Who this is for
Built around how your business actually sells.
The structure of a good export website depends on what kind of business you run.
Manufacturers
You make the products. Buyers want to see your facility, processes, capabilities and product range.
Merchant exporters
You source from suppliers. Buyers want a clear product range and an understanding of how you coordinate orders.
Sourcing and trading businesses
You connect buyers with products. Buyers want clarity on what you offer and how you work.
Product catalogue structure
Categories and product pages that are easy to browse.
Buyers should be able to find a product by browsing categories or by going straight to a product page. Each product page presents the same kind of information in the same place, so products are easy to compare.
Different categories can carry different specification fields. A food product and an industrial component do not need the same details.
| Overview | What the product is and who uses it |
|---|---|
| Variants and options | Sizes, grades, colours, packs, where applicable |
| Specifications | Technical details in a consistent table |
| Packaging | Pack sizes and packing options, where applicable |
| Documents | Catalogues or data sheets, where required |
| Enquiry | A clear route to ask about this product |
Manufacturer or merchant exporter?
Say what you are. Buyers trust clear descriptions.
The same website structure presents each kind of business honestly.
Manufacturer presentation
Facilities and processes, production capabilities, product range, quality practices you actually follow, and how buyers can visit or request information.
Merchant exporter presentation
Product range across categories, how you source and select suppliers, how orders are coordinated, and how you handle packing and documentation.
Credibility
Show what is genuinely yours.
Buyers look for evidence. We design space for credentials and business photography, but we only use material that is real and that you are able to supply.
- Certificates and registrations your business actually holds
- Photographs of your facility, products and packing
- Capability and process descriptions
- Memberships and export-related registrations, where relevant
Not every exporter needs every certification. We will not add badges or claims you cannot support.
Enquiry journeys and mobile use
Make it easy to ask.
A buyer should always know how to get in touch, from any page and on any device.
Enquiry from every product
A clear call to action on each product page, so the enquiry can mention the product.
Simple contact form
Only the fields you need, with clear labels.
Works on phones
Pages designed to read and work well on mobile, tablet and desktop.
What we need from you
Content we ask you to provide.
The website is only as clear as the information behind it. If some of this is not ready, we can talk about what to prepare first.
- A description of your business and what you supply
- Your product list and specifications
- Product, facility and packing photographs
- Certificates and credentials you hold
- Existing catalogues or data sheets, if you have them
- Your current website address, if you have one
- The kind of enquiries you want to receive
Additional requirements we can discuss
Some projects need more.
These are requirements to scope together. They are not included automatically and they are not ready-made features.
Multilingual content
Pages in more than one language.
Product filtering
Letting buyers narrow a large catalogue.
Quote baskets
Collecting several products into one request.
Advanced RFQ forms
Request-for-quotation forms with product-specific fields.
CRM integrations
Sending enquiries to a customer-relationship system.
Bulk product imports
Loading many products from a spreadsheet.
Custom plugin development
Building something specific to your process.
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.
Let’s present your export business properly.
Tell us about your products and what you want buyers to be able to do.