ALPCOR — Protective Coatings Division Site

Coating work is sold on specifics: preparation grade, film thickness, standards, test results. A marketing site that quietly rounds those off, or states a capability the company hasn't confirmed it has, is worse than no site at all — it costs credibility with exactly the technical buyers it's meant to reach.

1. 01Modelled the coating system in React Three Fiber and tied its assembly directly to scroll position
2. 02Made every technical field optional in the type system, so an unpublished value renders as a visible "Not published" row rather than being silently hidden
3. 03Required a printed source on every published figure, so a statistic can't be added without its provenance appearing on the page
4. 04Gated unconfirmed capabilities behind an enquiry panel instead of stating them as fact
5. 05Built the site bilingual throughout — English at the root, Romanian under /ro

Brief to finished bilingual site in six days, carrying all twenty of the division's coating projects. The outcome that matters here isn't visual: the content model cannot overstate the company. A statistic without a printed source will not render. An unconfirmed capability renders as an enquiry panel rather than a claim. A value AlpAccess hasn't published shows as a visible "Not published" row instead of quietly disappearing. For a contractor that sells on preparation grade and film thickness, a site that can be handed to a technical inspector without a single line needing a caveat is the whole job.

• Next.js 16 App Router, React 19, TypeScript, Tailwind CSS 4
• React Three Fiber for the scroll-driven coating cross-section
• Bilingual English / Romanian routing
• Test suite covering content parity, scope, the quote endpoint and routing
• Built and deployed; awaiting AlpAccess's content sign-off before it goes public