Industrial spare parts, sold like a modern product.
A commerce and catalogue platform for the rapier loom spare-parts ecosystem — built for buyers who search by part, machine and compatibility rather than by browsing a storefront.
What we did
- Product Strategy
- Information Architecture
- UI Design
- Web Engineering
Buying rapier loom spares runs on phone calls, PDFs and part numbers written on paper. Ordering the wrong component costs a mill far more than the part — it costs downtime.
We designed for confirmation rather than discovery. Every path through the catalogue ends with the buyer certain that this part fits that machine, with the specifications visible beside it.
Dense but ordered layouts, tabular specification blocks, a steel-and-graphite palette, and typography that holds up when a screen is full of part numbers.
A B2B platform with the precision the industry requires and the clarity consumer commerce taught everyone to expect.
Decisions that shaped it.
Compatibility is the query
Industrial buyers don't shop, they identify. Search is organised around machine model and part number first, so the correct component is confirmed before anything is added to a cart.
A catalogue that scales
Deep part hierarchies, technical specifications and variants are structured to stay navigable as the catalogue grows — not flattened into an endless product grid.
Industrial, not cold
Steel-toned neutrals, precise tabular data and technical drawings. The interface reads like engineering documentation, and buyers trust it for exactly that reason.
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