Catalogue
Sound, lighting and stage equipment in clear categories.
← All work
(Case study) — 07 / 10
ProStage
ProStage sells and rents professional sound, lighting and stage equipment — and delivers, installs and tunes it for venues and events across Azerbaijan.
(Scope)
Services
What I did
- Built the catalogue front-end from the designs
- Product pages with specs, video and audio samples
- Sales, rental and installation services side by side
- Rich imagery and motion that stay fast on mobile
01Problem
A catalogue of technical equipment — speakers, lights, microphones, cables — has to be browsable by people who aren’t engineers, while still giving engineers the specs they need.
02Solution
A dark, stage-like interface with clear categories, rental and installation services side by side, and product pages that carry specs, video and even an audio sample.
Finished installations are shown as projects — like the Zen Garden restaurant lighting — so customers see the equipment working, not just listed.
03Challenge
Making a dense, spec-heavy catalogue feel like an event: rich imagery and motion, without slowing down product browsing on mobile.
(Key features)
Product pages
Specs for engineers, video and an audio sample for everyone else.
Rent or buy
Sales, rental and installation offered on the same product.
Projects
Finished installations — like the Zen Garden lighting — show the gear at work.
(Full pages) — scroll to read them
(Stack) — and why
- JavaScript
Plain, fast pages for a large catalogue.
- GSAP
Stage-like motion and reveals.
- Swiper
Touch-friendly product and project galleries.
(Summary)
ProStage’s site sells the show, not just the speakers — a catalogue that feels like being backstage.
