Case file — PRJ-009
Schick.
The South African home of a global razor brand: two ranges, one site, retail-grade polish expected throughout.
The brief
A household brand brings rules: exact colours, exact type, and zero tolerance for a site that feels off-brand. Schick SA needed product ranges for men and women presented to global standard.
The build
We built the brand site to the guidelines, split the two ranges cleanly, and kept the product and article templates simple enough for the local team to run day to day.
Scope of work
- S-01Design
Layout, type and components built as a system, so every page added later still looks like the same site.
- S-02Development
Hand-built front end on a clean stack: fast to load, documented, and readable by the next developer.
The details that mattered
- Guidelines respected to the pixel. Global brand teams check; this build passes the check.
- Two ranges, zero confusion. Men's and women's lines split cleanly from the first screen.
- Run locally. Product and article templates simple enough for the SA team to manage day to day.
Quick answers
Do you work under global brand guidelines?
Yes, and we treat them as law: exact colours, type and clear space, built so the brand team's checks pass first time.
Who maintains a brand site after launch?
The local team, by design. Templates stay simple enough that day-to-day publishing never needs a developer.