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ecoRAY Sourcing — Corporate Website

Corporate website for a global apparel and home textile sourcing agent. Multi-page Laravel build with product-line showcase, company profile pages, animated stat counters, client logos, and testimonial slider. Fully responsive.

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ecoRAY Sourcing's site is a 10-category product-line showcase and company profile for a Dhaka-based apparel and home-textile sourcing agent, built to carry an overseas buyer from product discovery through QC and payment terms.
Client
ecoRAY Sourcing
Delivered
February 2023
Category
Website
ecoRAY Sourcing

Problem

What was unclear or broken

A sourcing agent's whole pitch to an overseas buyer is 'going through us is as safe as going direct to the factory' - a claim nobody takes on faith from a single About page. The site had to carry ten distinct product categories (knit, woven, denim, sweater, lingerie, outerwear, home textiles, footwear, handicrafts, fashion accessories) plus the separate trust-building material a buyer actually checks before sampling - QC process, factory certifications, payment terms - without any of it collapsing into one long undifferentiated page.

Constraint

What I was working against

The six 'Our Uniqueness' topics (bulk manufacturing capacity, fabric quality, delivery performance, product development, social responsibility, quality guarantee) are not the same shape - one needs an AQL/inspection explanation, another needs certification badges (Accord, Alliance, ISO 9001, WRAP, BSCI, OCS, GOTS, Oeko-Tex), another needs a delivery-rate figure - so a single repeatable content block per topic wouldn't fit all six, and Handicrafts specifically needed to read as its own division rather than a tenth row in the same product grid as denim or knitwear.

Decision

The call I made

I gave each of the six uniqueness topics its own subpage instead of one shared template, and gave the product catalogue one dedicated page per category rather than a single filterable gallery - the categories differ enough in what a buyer wants to see (a handicraft buyer and a denim buyer are not evaluating the same thing) that a generic filter/tag UI would have buried the distinctions the client specifically wanted surfaced.

Outcome

What shipped

Shipped a multi-page Laravel/Bootstrap site live at ecoraysourcing.com covering the company profile, the six-part Our Uniqueness case, ten product-category galleries, animated stat counters, a client-logo strip, a testimonial slider, and a payment-terms/contact page (T/T for samples and small orders, L/C preferred for bulk) - fully responsive.

Retrospective

What I'd change

Revisiting the live site now, two rough edges stand out: the stat counters (happy clients, product types, employees, countries) render their animation but the underlying numbers were never populated, so they all read '0+', and the header's 'Call Us' action is still a non-functional JavaScript placeholder rather than a tel: link or working contact form. Both are quick fixes I'd prioritize first if I pick this project back up.

ecoRAY Sourcing — Corporate Website for Apparel Sourcing Agency

Designed and developed the official website for ecoRAY Sourcing, a Dhaka-based global sourcing agent for apparel, home textiles, footwear, and fashion accessories.

Built a clean, responsive multi-page site covering the company profile, vision and mission, and a detailed "Our Uniqueness" section outlining bulk manufacturing, fabric quality, delivery performance, product development, social responsibility, and quality assurance.

The product-line module showcases ten categories — Knit, Woven, Denim, Sweater, Lingerie, Outerwear, Home Textiles, Footwear, Handicrafts, and Fashion Accessories — each with its own gallery page. Additional features include animated statistics counters, a client logo section, a testimonial slider, and a contact page with payment terms and inquiry form.

The design emphasises the brand's sustainable-fashion positioning throughout, with certification badges and eco-focused visual cues.

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