One company story above many service lines.
The opening experience establishes the company before asking visitors to navigate the full catalogue.
Corporate website · 2019 to 2022
A multi-service corporate website designed and maintained alongside the company's brochures, catalogue, campaigns and 3D presentation work.

Eamar Star worked across aluminium, UPVC, steel, stainless steel, glass and maintenance. The website needed to present that range without making the company feel fragmented.
I built and maintained the website while producing related graphic materials, giving the business a more consistent digital and presentation system.
The opening experience establishes the company before asking visitors to navigate the full catalogue.
Clear categories make a complex industrial offer easier to scan and explain.
Website, brochures, catalogues and project visuals share information and brand cues.
Role in context
This was a broad graphic and digital design role, not an isolated website exercise.
Website maintenance, brochures, catalogues, social material and 3D presentation work needed to help the same business communicate consistently across customer touchpoints.
Organise company, product, service and enquiry information in one maintained experience.
Carry shared visual cues into brochures, catalogues and digital communication.
Adapt information and assets to the format where sales and operations needed them.
The available archive demonstrates delivered website and communication work. Traffic, lead-generation and business-performance metrics were not available for this case study.
Product browsing, service explanations, company information and direct enquiry actions are connected through the same structure and visual hierarchy.




Delivered value
A structured home for diverse service lines.
Shared hierarchy between web and sales material.
Direct enquiry access supported by practical company information.
This role connected web design, graphic communication and production. The value came from making different company materials feel like parts of one organisation.