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Certifications, approvals and regulatory requirements are not decoration on an industrial website. They are part of the language with which the company proves it understands its own sector.
A website can look impeccable and still fail at what matters: not representing the company well, not organising its offer the way the buyer searches for it, and not turning its real capacity into a useful digital structure.
The difference between a report that justifies an invoice and a report that informs about your business lies in one thing: company names.
Our technical position on architecture, performance and structured data in B2B catalogues. With real code and verifiable metrics.
Real examples from the ProSilicones64 project: 30 products, 19 series, 127 certifications. How we structured the code to scale without breaking.
The ProSilicones64 case: from 23 plugins and 6-second load times to a custom PHP architecture with measurable results.
52% leave your website without making contact. Not because your product doesn't fit, but because they can't find the information they need to decide.
