
Two Star Textile Engineering designs and builds dyeing, washing, drying and garment finishing machines for textile mills in Pakistan. Buyers compare machines by capacity, material and specification before they ask for a price. So the website had to work like a product catalogue with spec sheets, not a brochure, and the Two Star team had to be able to keep it up to date without a developer.
A machine catalogue buyers can search
The catalogue went live with 28 machines in six categories: dyeing machines, washing and extraction, drying machines, garment finishing, fabric inspection and handling, and tanks, trolleys and fabrication. Visitors filter by category or search by name.
- A page for every machine: photo gallery with a full-screen view, key features, a specification table, optional add-ons and related machines.
- PDF brochures: 27 brochures attached to their machines for download.
- Written from the client's own material: we wrote the features and specifications from Two Star's PDF brochures and imported all 123 machine photos.
- Category pages with their own address, so each machine type can be found in search.

Quote requests that reach the team
Each machine page has a quote form that records which machine the buyer is asking about, and the services and contact pages have their own enquiry forms. Every enquiry is saved in the admin, where the team marks it read and replies on WhatsApp with one click. The forms are protected against spam with a hidden field, a minimum fill time and a limit on repeated sends. A WhatsApp button is on every page.

An admin the client runs themselves
The admin panel is login-only, with no public sign-up. From it the team manages:
- Machines, with multi-photo upload and drag-to-reorder, features, specifications, add-ons, brochures and search settings
- Categories, services, clients, the factory gallery and the navigation menu
- Site settings: contact details, social links, the home page hero, counters, about text, mission and vision, and leadership messages
- Enquiries, with read and unread status
The dashboard shows enquiry numbers over time, the mix of machines by category, the latest enquiries, and a catalogue health list of machines that are still missing photos or brochures.
Photos that stay light
Machine photos are large, and a catalogue has many of them. Every photo uploaded in the admin is converted to WebP in four sizes, and the browser loads the size that fits the screen, only when it scrolls into view. Pages are cached and the cache clears itself whenever something changes in the admin, so visitors always see the latest content.
Search engine setup from the admin
The team can set the page title, description and share image of every machine, service, category and main page, with a preview of how it will look on Google. Each page also carries structured data that describes the business, the machines with their specifications, the services and the breadcrumbs, plus a sitemap that updates itself.
What this means for your business
If you are a manufacturer or supplier with a range of products, buyers want specifications, photos and a quick way to ask for a price. A company website with its own admin lets your team add a new machine or brochure the same day, and puts every enquiry in one place. We build these for businesses in Lahore, across Pakistan and abroad: tell us about your products.


