Quadoir.
A polished corporate website for a premium garment export company, showcasing their global catalog and brand identity.
The Challenge
The objective was to translate the tactile, premium quality of high-end garments into a digital presence that would resonate with international B2B buyers across diverse markets. The platform needed to serve as both a product showcase and a business operations tool, featuring a dynamic multi-language catalog, an inquiry management pipeline, and a content management system operable by non-technical team members. Performance was non-negotiable — buyers accessing the platform from regions with varying connectivity required sub-second page loads regardless of geographic distance. The product catalog had to support high-resolution imagery without compromising performance, and the inquiry system needed automated classification and routing to streamline the sales pipeline from initial contact through order fulfillment. SEO was critical for international visibility, requiring proper hreflang implementation, structured data markup, and server-rendered pages optimized for Google's Core Web Vitals.
The Solution
We leveraged Next.js's hybrid rendering capabilities — static generation for catalog pages and server-side rendering for dynamic content — achieving Lighthouse performance scores consistently above 95 across all metrics. A CDN-first architecture with intelligent image optimization (WebP conversion, responsive srcsets, blur-up placeholders) ensured sub-second load times globally, with TTFB under 200ms from any continent. The MongoDB-backed CMS featured a custom admin interface with role-based access control, allowing the Quadoir team to independently manage product listings, publish content updates, and moderate high-resolution imagery through an automated media pipeline with on-the-fly optimization. The inquiry management system implemented automated lead scoring and geographic routing, reducing average response time from 48 hours to under 4 hours. Structured data markup and dynamic sitemap generation drove a 340% increase in organic search visibility within three months of launch.