Case study · Company website & admin portal
Neelansh Equipments & Machines
A mobile-first rebuild for a stainless-steel equipment manufacturer, with an admin portal that lets the team edit and publish the site themselves.
Client
Neelansh Equipments & Machines is a Pune manufacturer and exporter of stainless-steel cleanroom, hospital and commercial-kitchen equipment and furniture, custom-fabricated in SS 304 and 316.
What we did
- Websites
- Web apps
- UI/UX design
Live at
neelanshequipment.comThe problem
The old site was a desktop-first WordPress theme that did not work well on phones — where many buyers first look a supplier up.
Every content change meant going back to a developer. The team wanted to add products, news and events on their own, without risking the live site.
What we built
A new mobile-first website covering five product categories and 46+ products, plus the industries served, news, events, an FAQ, a downloadable brochure and an enquiry form that emails the sales team.
A separate admin portal where the team edits every page, product and setting, previews drafts with the real design, and publishes with one click. The live site stays up while it rebuilds, and a failed build never replaces it.
Key features
What's inside
No-code admin portal
Products, categories, pages, news, events, menus and contact details are all editable on a private subdomain.
One-click publish
Save & Deploy rebuilds the static site in the background, health-checks it and only then swaps it in.
Draft previews
Unsaved sections render with the site's real components before anything goes live.
Redirects handled automatically
Deleting a page or product adds a permanent redirect, so old links and search rankings aren't lost.
Passwordless admin sign-in
Editors sign in with a one-time code sent by email.
Enquiries to the inbox
Quote and consultation requests are emailed straight to sales.
Screens
On desktop and on the phone
Have something in mind?
Tell us what you want to build. We'll reply with honest questions, a rough plan and a realistic estimate — usually within one working day.