Screenshots
Product catalogue + CMS, in 14 screenshots.
A catalogue of over a hundred products with a page for each one, browsable by range and by form, and editable by the client without us.
Live on a client's domainCaptured from the public pages of a client's site, clentispharma.com. The CMS behind it holds the client's own data, so it is not shown.
01The home pageWhat the company does in one line, the two actions its visitors want, and a live view of the range with pack and price - drawn from the same catalogue as every other page. 02The full catalogueEvery product with its composition, pack, form and maximum retail price, searchable by brand or ingredient and filterable by range, form and sale status. 03Browse by rangeEach therapeutic range has its own page and its own address, so a visitor - and a search engine - can land on exactly the part of the catalogue they want. 04Browse by formThe same catalogue sliced by dosage form - tablets, capsules, syrups, drops - for buyers who stock by shelf rather than by speciality. 05A page per productPack shot, composition, pack type, price, HSN and GST - and the schedule and prescription warning the law requires, shown where it cannot be missed. 06Enquiry, not a cartProducts are enquired about, never bought online: the page offers a trade enquiry, lists the ingredients and suggests related products. 07Molecule indexEvery ingredient in the range, A to Z, each showing how many brands contain it - useful to a buyer who already stocks a molecule. 08A page per moleculeA plain overview of the ingredient and every brand in the range that contains it, with pack and price. 09Quality, stated preciselyWho makes each product, under which approvals, and what the company itself is registered for - written so that no certificate is claimed by the wrong party. 10CertificationsEach certification with the party that actually holds it. A certificate belongs to a facility or a company, not a product range, and the page says which is which. 11A margin calculatorEnter a retail price and margins to work out the price to retailer and to stockist - a small tool the client's trade visitors use every day. 12Marketing supportWhat a partner receives, listed plainly, with the industry code of practice explained rather than quietly ignored. 13Questions answeredThe questions trade visitors actually ask, answered on the page rather than left to a phone call. 14ContactPhone, email, registered office and hours, and an enquiry form. Every enquiry lands in the client's CMS inbox and is answered by phone.
14 screens is still not the same as using it.
A demo runs about thirty minutes on a screen share, with your own records in it if you bring them.