An offering that is easy to explore
Clear categories and product pages help visitors find windows, doors and solutions for their space.
DEMO WEBSITE
From first impression to an enquiry. A clear presentation of windows and doors, with a straightforward path to choosing a product and getting in touch.
About the project
Prozorko is a demo brand showcasing a complete website for windows and doors. Alongside product information and a straightforward enquiry path, we created space for news, EU projects and documents. An editing interface brings together content a business updates regularly, from a new article to opening hours. This case study shows how the public website and everyday content editing work together.
Clear categories and product pages help visitors find windows, doors and solutions for their space.
Photography, descriptions and highlighted features make the offering easier to understand, with a consistent look across the website.
Contact prompts accompany visitors as they explore the offering. Content and navigation adapt to phones and larger screens.

EU PROJECTS & PROCUREMENT
EU projects and procurement notices have a dedicated area with clear on-page navigation. Visitors can jump directly to a notice, an ongoing project or a completed project without searching through unrelated updates.
Each project brings together its description, goals, implementation period, funding and contact details. Procurement notices group the purchase items, deadline and downloadable documents. The same structure gives editors a clear place for each new piece of information.

NEWS
News provides space for new products, events and announcements. A title, date, summary and image form a clear article card, while the individual page presents the full story and an attached gallery.
Editors enter the content once. The latest articles appear on the homepage and news listing, with related stories encouraging further reading. Photos from reference galleries can also be used in news articles.

CONTENT EDITING
A CMS is an interface for editing content. In the Prozorko demo, editors use labelled fields to enter text, choose images and attach galleries. A preview alongside the form lets them review the content before saving.
Beyond news, dedicated entries organise references, EU projects, procurement notices and downloadable documents. Contact details, locations and opening hours have their own place too. Routine updates are kept separate from the website’s design and layout.

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