Granfer
Website for a Portuguese fruit grower since 1986, with a variety calendar, recipes and a back office for news.
Industry and defense.
Real cases
Websites for companies that sell to demanding buyers: a supplier to armed forces, a fruit grower that exports to four continents and a made-to-measure interiors atelier. We built Spear Tactical, Granfer and Armazém 810.
- 3ministries that certify Spear Tactical, shown before everything else
- 34Granfer news items and recipes brought from WordPress to the new website
- 5languages on the Armazém 810 website
What we built, case by case.
| Project | Who it sells to | What the website does |
|---|---|---|
| Granfer | Markets on four continents, from orchards across Portugal from north to south | A month-by-month calendar of when each variety is picked and sold, and a back office where the team publishes news and recipes |
| Spear Tactical Solutions | Armed forces, police forces and government agencies in Europe and South America | Leads with the NATO supplier code and certifications from three ministries, with a direct form for procurement requests |
| Armazém 810 | People commissioning made-to-measure kitchens, wardrobes and interiors, with projects from Portugal to France | Eleven projects filtered by type, in five languages, on a homepage that went from 4.5 MB to 0.59 MB |
Questions we get.
- Have you worked with defense suppliers?
- We built the website of Spear Tactical Solutions, which supplies equipment to armed forces, police forces and government agencies, with offices in Lisbon and Rio de Janeiro. The website says upfront who it is for and shows first the NATO supplier code and the certifications from the Ministries of Defence of Portugal and Brazil and the Brazilian Ministry of Justice.
- Can the team publish without depending on you?
- Yes. At Granfer, the team writes news and recipes in a block editor, and photos taken on a phone are compressed on upload, from 20 MB to about 1 MB. The 34 news items and recipes that already existed came over from WordPress.
- Do you build websites in several languages for exporters?
- We do. The Armazém 810 website is in Portuguese, English, French, Spanish and Italian. Luso Impor's, a car importer, is in six languages.
- How long does it take and how is it priced?
- A focused website is ready in 4 to 8 weeks. Projects with a back office, an app or a store take longer, and the date is written into the proposal. The price is fixed upfront, never by the hour.