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Azersilah

A defence-technology brand brought to the web — a full front-end build of the marketing site, from an immersive video-led hero to product catalogues and detailed product pages.

Client
Azersilah
Industry
Defence technology
Role
Front-end development
Stack
React · Vite · SCSS
Live
azersilah.com ↗

(Scope)

Services

  • Front-end development
  • Responsive build
  • Motion
  • Multilingual routing

What I did

  • Built the marketing site front-end from the design files
  • Turned a technical product range into reusable catalogue and detail components
  • Video hero, scroll motion and media loading tuned for mobile
  • Cross-browser and cross-device QA before launch

01Problem

Azersilah needed a marketing site that signalled engineering credibility and scale, while presenting a broad, technical product range — small arms, unmanned systems, protection and sighting systems — in a way that stays clear and fast across every device.

02Solution

I built the front-end as a fast, responsive marketing site: an immersive video-led hero, structured product catalogues with category filtering, and detailed product pages with key-parameter tables.

Layouts are fluid from desktop to mobile, with consistent typography, restrained motion, and a defence-grade visual language that keeps dense information readable.

03Challenge

Presenting a dense, technical catalogue so it stays scannable and performant — without losing the premium, editorial feel of the brand.

Keeping the experience smooth across breakpoints while handling rich media: a video hero, large product imagery, and detail pages with long parameter tables.

(Key features)

01

Video-led hero

A full-bleed film opens the site and sets the tone before a single line of copy.

02

Filtered catalogue

Small arms, unmanned systems, protection and optics — grouped and filterable by category.

03

Product pages

Each product gets imagery, a short story and a key-parameter table that stays readable on a phone.

04

Multilingual

Language-aware routes so every page exists in each language without duplicated templates.

(Full pages) — scroll to read them

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(Mobile) — layouts on small screens

(Stack) — and why

(Summary)

Azersilah’s site pairs a bold editorial brand with a practical, front-end–driven product experience — built to scale across the company’s expanding catalogue and growing global audience.

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