Case Studies

Case study · Modular catalog platform

A catalog platform marketing can run - without a storefront or a developer queue

How Excellira gave Dyco’s team a reusable, component-based platform to present engineered systems, generate leads, and keep iterating - no checkout, no engineering bottleneck.

Client
Dyco Inc.
Industry
Manufacturing equipment - bottling & container handling
Goal
Marketing-owned product & solutions catalog
Model
Catalog experience - no checkout
The challenge

Not a “buy button” - a catalog marketing could own

This client sells engineered systems, not parts off a shelf. They needed a platform that behaved like a catalog - highly visual and information-dense - while staying flexible enough for continuous marketing experimentation.

Clear bottles with white caps moving along a curved factory conveyor
  • A clear, navigable catalog of products and engineered solutions - like eCommerce navigation, but without pricing or checkout
  • A non-developer workflow so marketing and internal teams manage content day-to-day
  • The ability to assemble pages from reusable blocks while testing layouts and messaging over time
  • Strong lead generation through CTAs and contact forms tied to specific products and solutions
  • Heavy use of video alongside spec sheets, images, and written copy
What Excellira delivered

A modular system built for the people who run it

A component-based platform that lets internal teams compose, test, and publish rich product and solution pages - and route the resulting demand into sales.

Modular catalog system

  • A non-developer CMS workflow for internal staff to build and curate pages
  • Reusable content components for consistent presentation and iteration
  • Catalog-like information architecture for products and solutions
  • Video paired with specs, imagery, and copy - no checkout

Lead-generation foundation

  • Prominent CTAs aligned to buyer intent - request a quote, contact sales, learn more
  • Contact forms connected to CTAs so inquiries route consistently
  • Demand captured against the specific product or solution it came from
Inside the platform
Dyco catalog homepage with product highlights, solutions, and video-led sections
A composed catalog page. Reusable blocks - hero, solution and product entry points, video, and applications - assembled and edited by the marketing team, not engineering.
Business outcomes

Marketing moves at its own speed

Publishing and iteration no longer wait on a developer queue - and complex systems are presented more clearly to the buyers evaluating them.

No-code

Marketing publishes without engineering

Modular

Reusable blocks compose flexible pages

Video-first

Rich media paired with specs and copy

Lead-gen

CTAs and forms tied to products & solutions

Before

Page updates and layout changes required technical effort and slowed iteration.

After

Marketing assembles, refines, and publishes pages from reusable components on a flexible canvas.

Before

Complex engineered systems were harder to present clearly and consistently.

After

Video-first pages with specs and supporting materials make solutions easier to evaluate - with CTAs that capture intent.

We needed a catalog, not a storefront, and Excellira was the first team that understood the difference. Our marketing group can build and rearrange product and solution pages from reusable blocks without opening a developer ticket. Prospects get video, specs, and a clear path to ask for a quote, all in one place.

Need your site to work like a catalog — not a storefront?

If your website needs to present complex products and engineered solutions while staying easy for marketing to manage, let’s talk about what a modular, non-developer-owned platform could look like.