Work / 02 / Manufacturing
Deon Tapes
The brief
What was
in the way
Deon Tapes makes adhesive tape at industrial scale and sells to buyers who need proof before they need persuasion: what is actually made, to what standard, on what plant. The site in place did none of that work. The range was not catalogued, the accreditations were invisible, and there was nothing to show a buyer the factory behind the claim.




What we did
The work
itself
We started with a gap analysis against the existing site, then wireframed the whole thing before a line of it was built: brief, wireframes, brand guidelines and a redesign report, each signed off in turn. The build runs to thirty pages: the full product catalogue, a knowledge centre, applications by industry, OEM partners, a company journey, and a blog the team publishes to themselves. Twenty-two factory photographs carry the plant, and the accreditation marks sit where a procurement buyer looks first.
