Six processes, eight industries
one quote path.

The brief

Plastic Alternatives runs six different molding and forming processes and sells into eight industries, so a visitor arriving with a part rarely knows which method fits it. The site has to explain each process on its own terms, show where the company is certified under ISO 9001:2015 and ISO 13485:2016, and still get an engineer to a quote without making them settle on a process first.

What we built

We gave each process its own page and each industry its own page, then built a resource layer around them: a design guide, material comparison, tooling transfer, FAQ, and calculators for cost, weight, cycle, and shrink. A free DFM review page sits between the reference material and the quote form, so someone unsure of the method can send a part and be told which one fits.

• Six process pages — injection molding, medical molding, thermoforming, plastic fabrication, rotational molding, and profile extrusion each get their own URL.
• Eight industry pages — medical and life sciences, industrial and OEM, consumer, transportation, defense and aerospace, building, recreation, and electronics.
• Engineering resource library — design guide, material selection, tooling transfer, and FAQ, grouped under one resources index.
• Part calculators — a dedicated calculators page covering cost, weight, cycle, and shrink.
• Free DFM review into the quote — a page for sending in a part or print for a manufacturability check, sitting alongside the quote form.
• Company video with a fallback — a self-hosted 2:03 overview with a plain download link for browsers that cannot play it.

Every page is custom-coded and served from Cloudflare's edge — no WordPress, no plugins to patch. Changes run through a care plan. See what a build costs or the rest of the portfolio.