What drives the success of top industrial, manufacturing, and technical sites on the web? Which features truly resonate with engineers and generate real sales? We want to know, too, so we built this site to collect, curate, and analyze sites from the best industrial digital marketing and web design teams.
Industrial and Manufacturing Website Design
Discover the Best Industrial Websites
Search our catalog of industrial sites
Search across thousands of manufacturer websites, categorized by industry and enriched with a growing collection of meta data. Our search helps you discover the relevant examples you need.
Did you know?
65% of B2B companies report that their e-commerce is broken. Not just the act of online purchasing, but their entire ecosystem of selling products online.
Content Management
WordPress
No surprise here, but WordPress is behind 51% of the sites in this catalog, most popular by far.
Total Websites
3,780 Sites
This is how many sites we’ve cataloged so far, with thousands more in the pipeline, waiting to be processed.
Industrial Branding
Blue
The color of trust and reliability. And also the most popular color of industrial and manufacturing brands.
Digital Agencies
505 Agencies
What’s in a website footer? Well sometimes, the agency who designed it. We're uncovering them and labeling as we go.
Explore by industry roles
We organize manufacturer websites into five fundamental roles, each with distinct digital needs. OEMs might need product configurators, while distributors require robust search functionality. By studying patterns across these categories, we’re building insights into effective features, content models, and UX patterns for each role.
01.
Original Equipment
OEMs produce their own brand of finished tools, equipment, or products. They focus on creating mechanical products for direct use in various industries.
02.
Parts and Components
These manufacturers specialize in producing discrete, functional parts that integrate into larger systems. Their products serve specific roles in more complex equipment.
03.
Contract Manufacturing
Contract manufacturers provide specialized manufacturing services, working with other OEMs to produce parts or products according to client specifications.
04.
Industrial Materials
These companies supply raw or semi-finished materials that undergo transformation during manufacturing to become part of an intermediate or final product.
05.
Distribution
Distributors offer a wide range of products from various manufacturers, focusing on logistics and inventory management to ensure fast delivery.
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