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Golden Peak SA — Industrial Supplier

A supplier site for a Saudi industrial trading house — seven solution lines, a Motorola and CERVA catalogue, and a way to ask for a quote from every page.

At a glance
7
solution lines, each with its own page
25
products, price on request
17
pages
2
brands it is authorised to sell
Golden Peak SA — Industrial Supplier — full page design
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01 · The brief

What Golden Peak Est needed

Golden Peak Est supplies materials and equipment to large projects in Saudi Arabia — the kind of buying where a procurement officer checks whether you are a real supplier before they send a single enquiry. The business spans seven unrelated lines, from firefighting PPE to building materials to two-way radios, and it is an authorised dealer for Motorola and CERVA. All of that had to read as one credible supplier rather than a list, and a buyer landing anywhere on the site had to be able to see what Golden Peak carries and ask for it in the same visit.

02 · What I built

How it works

Built from scratch — structure, design and store, not a stock theme with the colours changed. WordPress with Astra and Elementor Pro, and a page of its own for each of the seven solution lines: industrial, safety and firefighting PPE, electrical, security, building materials, stationery, and transport and logistics. WooCommerce sits underneath as a catalogue rather than a checkout: 25 products split across the two brands it is authorised to sell, each with its own page, photography and feature list, and each ending in "Contact for pricing". Industrial pricing moves with quantity and project, so a published number would be wrong by the time anyone read it — the product leads to an enquiry instead. Seventeen pages in all, the dealer status for both brands made prominent, the supplier logo wall on the home page, and phone, WhatsApp and email reachable from the header, the footer and the end of every service page.

  • Seven solution pages: industrial, safety and firefighting PPE, electrical, security, building materials, stationery, transport and logistics
  • Catalogue of 25 Motorola and CERVA products, each with photography and a feature list
  • Contact for pricing on every product, with quote and call buttons on every page
  • Authorised-dealer section for Motorola and CERVA
  • Supplier logo wall on the home page
  • Blog, contact page and privacy policy
03 · Tech stack

What it runs on

The tools behind the build and the job each one does.

01WordPressPages, products and the blog the team manages.
02WooCommerceProducts and categories, used as a catalogue — pricing is on request, so a product page leads to an enquiry.
03Astra + Elementor ProTheme and page layouts, including the home-page slider and the sticky header.
04Premium Addons + PowerPack + ElementsKitThe info boxes, logo wall and marquees the layout is built from.
05Product categories by brandMotorola and CERVA kept separate, so the dealerships read clearly.
06WordPress sitemapsPages, products and categories all submitted for search.
The result04 · Outcome

What it delivered

A supplier that reads as one company instead of seven product lists. A buyer sourcing for a project can see the category, the brands behind it and the specific product, then ask for a price without leaving the page — and the Motorola and CERVA dealerships, which are the strongest thing Golden Peak has to say, are visible before anyone scrolls.

  • Seven solution lines, each with its own page and its own enquiry path
  • 25 products under the Motorola and CERVA dealerships, each with its own page and feature list
  • Price on request on every product — a quote enquiry, not a checkout
  • Authorised-dealer status shown on the home page, not buried in About
  • Phone, WhatsApp and email on every page, with Saudi opening hours stated
05 · Check it yourself

Don’t just take my word for it

Open the project and see it working. The stack and numbers on this page were checked against the live build on 4 October 2026.

How it ran

The same process for every project

One person from first call to launch. See the full process

  1. 01Brief and scopeWe agree what it has to do, who it is for and what counts as done.
  2. 02DesignLayouts for the key screens, shaped around what turns visitors into customers.
  3. 03Build and testBuilt, checked on phones and desktops, and connected to the tools the business uses.
  4. 04Launch and supportLive on the real domain, with 12 months of support included.
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