- Project
- TitanWrap Ltd
- Sector
- Combat sports / OEM / Private label
- Status
- Live website
01 / The brief
The buyer journey comes first.
Private-label combat-sports buyers need to understand both the product range and the decisions behind a custom specification. The website pairs an expressive product presentation with catalogue routes, manufacturing context and a clear quotation workflow.
02 / Implementation
Decisions behind the experience.
Make the product understandable
A boxing-glove construction concept introduces materials and component decisions. Its conceptual status is labelled, avoiding the suggestion that an illustration is an engineering specification or a verified internal product model.
Separate exploration from evidence
Product categories, manufacturing films and material information give visitors different ways to inspect the business. A brand-led visual experience is supported by direct routes into the actual range.
Move toward a specification
The RFQ path supports a custom-manufacturing conversation. Buyers can explore a discipline, inspect products and then discuss the details that need confirmation before sampling.
03 / Delivery
What you can see.
The public website combines a distinctive combat-sports presentation with product and RFQ navigation. No conversion uplift, certification or search position is inferred from its visual design.
What to measure next
Track product-to-RFQ journeys, mobile form completion and the quality of specification details received. Separate interactions with visual effects from actual qualified enquiries.
No client analytics, sales figures or ranking improvements are published in this case study.
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