MultiSeal is an ISO 9001 certified sealant and adhesive manufacturer in Evansville, Indiana. Their team told us the existing site was very outdated, and it still described metal stamping work the company no longer does. They needed a website that reflected what they actually make today and looked as engineered as their products.
We pulled brand colors and an engineering look from the company’s own sales flyer and built a new WordPress site from scratch on our staging server. Content was outlined in shared documents so their team could fill in technical details, and the navigation was rebuilt around how buyers look for sealants: who we are, capabilities, what we do, applications, products, and manufacturing. When the team asked for a different product order, we reorganized it.
Manufacturing teams are busy, so we sent PDFs of every page for markup, which made review easier than clicking through a staging site. The final round of edits was completed in September 2025, and the site was delivered and ready to launch, waiting only on access to the company’s accounts. On the first look, the team wrote that the layout, icons, and design elements were really nice.
Websites for manufacturers and industrial suppliers
Industrial buyers want to know quickly whether a supplier makes what they need, to what standard, and for which applications. A manufacturer website should organize products by application, state certifications plainly, and make it easy to request a quote or a spec sheet. We build manufacturing websites around how engineers and purchasing teams actually search.
We work with manufacturers on projects including:
- Manufacturer and industrial supplier websites
- Product pages organized by application
- Capabilities and certification pages
- Brand styling taken from existing sales materials
- Content outlines for technical teams
- PDF page proofs for easy review
- Navigation built around buyer search habits
Every project we deliver is yours to keep. You own the website and its content without licensing restrictions or ongoing fees beyond hosting. If your manufacturing company has an outdated website, we would love to help.
