Web and UX/UI design agency in Guanajuato
Guanajuato manufactures and sells to other businesses. We design sites with catalogs, per-client terms, and quote requests for manufacturers and distributors in León, Irapuato, Celaya, and Silao who still take orders over WhatsApp and a spreadsheet.
We design websites for companies in León, Irapuato, Celaya, Salamanca, Silao, and San Miguel de Allende: footwear and leather goods, manufacturing and automotive supply, agribusiness, distribution, and wholesale. Strategy, UX/UI, and development from a single team.
Your buyer is not an end consumer: they buy by volume, reorder, and need to see measurements, materials, and stock before deciding. The catalog is designed for that use, not as a retail store with public prices.
Before buying, a new distributor wants to know whether you can sustain the volume. The site has to answer that: plant capacity, processes, certifications, and lead times, laid out clearly and without decoration.
If you already have recurring clients, a private login saves them the phone call: they check their price list, download spec sheets, and reorder without someone on your team keying it in by hand.
If your current catalog is a PDF emailed on request, you are losing orders to friction. We audit the full process and turn it into something the client can browse alone, at any hour.
Four stages with deliverables and dates, in the format you need to take it to management or procurement.
We learn how an order gets placed at your company today, who decides on the client side, and what information they always ask for before buying. That map is what later defines the catalog structure.
We organize product families, variants, and filters, and define the quote or order flow. We validate it in wireframes with someone from your sales team before moving to anything visual.
We design the screens and the component system behind a catalog that will grow. The product page gets designed once and has to serve everything you add later.
We build the site optimized for speed, SEO, and every device. We load the initial catalog, configure analytics, and train your team so they can maintain it themselves.
Identity, website, and digital experience projects for Mexican companies and institutions. That is the standard we would bring to your project in Guanajuato.
It depends on scope: number of sections, catalog size, whether there are per-client logins or integrations with your system, and whether we produce photography and spec sheets. A corporate site with a browsable catalog is different from a landing page, and both get a fixed quote after a diagnostic call, with deliverables and dates per stage.
Yes, and it is one of the most common reasons a manufacturer wants a site. It is solved with per-client access: each one logs in and sees their own price list and terms. The public catalog stays visible to attract new clients but without prices, which is what the sales team almost always asks for.
A retail store, probably not. What does work is a browsable catalog with a quote or volume order request: your client reviews models, sizes, and stock whenever they want and reaches your sales team with the decision half made. A person still closes the sale; what changes is how much time goes into sending photos and prices over WhatsApp.
In many cases yes, as long as your system can export data via API or file. We review it during discovery, before promising anything: some systems solve it in days, others make more sense starting with a periodic upload and automating later. What we do not do is quote an integration without having seen what your system exposes.
Yes. It is an industry with a specific challenge: huge catalogs, many size and color variants, and rotating seasons. That forces us to design the product page and filter system with the full catalog in mind from the start, because rebuilding it after a thousand models are loaded costs far more.
A corporate site runs 6 to 8 weeks. With a catalog, design and development take somewhat longer, but what really sets the timeline is content loading: product photos, spec sheets, and specifications. If that material exists and is organized, the project moves; if it has to be produced, we plan it as a separate stage with its own date.
Tell us about your project and we'll reach out to set up a call, understand the scope, and put your quote together.
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