Corporate multi-service brochure site
Softlogix
Dubai SoftLogix Consultancy brochure—tax/trading/packaging positioning, static service and product pages, and client-side catalogue PDF export.
Background & Context
SoftLogix Consultancy needed a multi-page corporate brochure for Dubai Silicon Oasis operations spanning tax consultancy, general trading, and packaging/beverage-related product framing. Visitors arrive with different intents (consultancy vs packaging/machinery quotes), so a single undifferentiated homepage would bury offers. The softlogix docs describe a static-content Next.js App Router site: fixed copy and images in source, no CMS, no database, and no authenticated product backend.
Source copy still carries two framings—current layout/home/contact metadata leans tax consultancy + general trading + packaging materials/PET juices; older page bodies still talk accounting-software consultancy and industrial machinery. Docs treat that as content drift to reconcile, not as separate shipped products.
The Challenge
The firm needed a professional multi-route site (services, products, industries, why-choose-us, contact, catalogue) with Dubai contact details and lead-oriented CTAs—without standing up CRM, auth, or a content database for a brochure launch.
The Solution
Softlogix: Dubai SoftLogix Consultancy brochure—tax/trading/packaging positioning, static service and product pages, and client-side catalogue PDF export. Multi-service corporate web presence with distinct service/product/industry surfaces. Tekvers delivered a maintainable corporate multi-service brochure site system for Softlogix using Next.js 16, React 19, TypeScript, Tailwind CSS 4, with phased rollout, operator workflows, and documentation suited to long-term ownership.
Our Approach
Static brochure architecture
Pages render fixed marketing copy from each `page.tsx`. Updates require code edit and redeploy—appropriate for a controlled corporate brochure, not a CMS product.
Multi-intent IA
Home cards and dedicated `/services`, `/products`, `/industries`, and `/why-choose-us` routes separate consultancy vs packaging/product journeys; `/catalogue` is linked from About CTAs for printable product presentation.
Honest lead surface
Contact shows UAE phone, DSO-IFZA address, and business hours. Form fields include service-interest dropdown (legacy labels still present). Social profile hrefs remain placeholders (`#`) per docs.
What We Delivered
- Next.js 16 App Router brochure for SoftLogix Consultancy
- Routes: home, about, services, products, industries, why-choose-us, contact, catalogue
- Sticky header / mobile hamburger navigation and footer quick links
- Client-side catalogue PDF export (`html2pdf.js`) with print stylesheet
- Per-page Open Graph / Twitter metadata; Poppins + Montserrat via `next/font`
- Contact form UI with simulated submit (no persistence in-repo)
Outcomes & Impact
- Multi-service corporate web presence with distinct service/product/industry surfaces
- Downloadable/printable product catalogue without a CMS
- Clear Dubai contact block for outbound campaigns
- Documented content-framing drift so operators know what to reconcile next
SoftLogix can present consultancy and trading/packaging narratives under one Next.js roof—visitors get dedicated pages for each intent, and marketing gains a catalogue artifact without inventing a backend the repo does not contain.
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