Website project
A die maker's site that speaks the language of the pressroom.
“Custom steel rule dies & precision tooling.”
The business need
Make the next decision easier.
Sharples has built steel rule dies since 1967 for packaging, thermoforming and industrial converting. The site is organized around the buyer's process: carton converters, thermoform trim and specialty tools each get a page with the specs those buyers check first, a four-step process shows how a part becomes press-ready tooling, and a quote request is always one click away.
The approach
Clear capabilities.
Relevant proof.
A direct next step.
Sharples has built steel rule dies since 1967 for packaging, thermoforming and industrial converting. The site is organized around the buyer's process: carton converters, thermoform trim and specialty tools each get a page with the specs those buyers check first, a four-step process shows how a part becomes press-ready tooling, and a quote request is always one click away. It shares the DFC design system while keeping Sharples' own identity.
Design priorities
What the build includes.
Four-step process from part to press-ready tooling
Request-a-quote and direct phone on every page
Screens
A closer look
at the build.
More work
A closer look at the work.
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