Printpoint
A print shop in Kyiv. We built a WordPress site: a product catalog by category, from business cards and flyers to Braille signs, printing service pages, an online order form in a pop-up, a blog, Russian and Ukrainian versions.
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Numbers
- Performance
- 91 / 100
- Accessibility
- 90 / 100
- Best Practices
- 100 / 100
- SEO
- 92 / 100
These are the 4 scores of the Google PageSpeed Insights report from October 10 – 14, 2026, and you can run it on any site, including yours: you will see the same 4 rows. SEO here means the page technique, not the position in search results.
The task
They needed a catalog site: all of the print shop's products by category, separate pages for printing services and a way to place an order online right away.
What we built
- Product catalog by category: badges, tags, letterheads, notebooks, business cards, catalogs, invitations, flyers, fabric printing, souvenirs
- Separate pages for signs: address, facade, information, 3D and Braille signs
- Service pages: large-format, digital and offset printing, plotter cutting
- Online order in a pop-up: name, phone, quantity and comment
- A blog and a page with the print shop's clients
- Russian and Ukrainian versions, WordPress with an admin panel
What this means for your site
This is how we build a site for a company with a wide range: each product type has its own page, so someone looking for Braille signs lands right on them instead of scrolling the whole catalog. And the order button sits in the site header.
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