Hetmaniok Website

Challenge

Hetmaniok is a manufacturer of photovoltaic mounting structures based in Wodzisław Śląski, delivering solutions for every type of roof and terrain: pitched and flat roofs, ground-mounted systems, freestanding racks and fences, carports, facade and balcony systems. On top of that comes a full range of mounting components, including clamps, profiles, trapezoidal bridges, roof hooks, bolts and mounting triangles.

The previous WordPress website could not keep up with the scale of the offer. Hundreds of structures and components had to be browsed in a way that did not answer the customer's real question: “what fits my roof?”. Managing content in an overgrown admin panel was a burden for the team, and the site loaded slower than a market leader's website should.

Solution

We designed and built the website from scratch, together with a dedicated CMS.

• A catalogue of structures and components with filtering. The offer is organised into eight structure types, and the component catalogue lets visitors quickly narrow down results and search for a specific part. Product cards show the key parameters, such as dimensions, variants or material (e.g. Magnelis steel), and new products are clearly marked.
• A custom CMS instead of WordPress. We wrote a site management panel that does exactly what the Hetmaniok team needs: adding structures and components, updating downloadable files, and publishing blog posts and news. No plugins, no unnecessary options, and no risk of an update breaking something.
• A static website. The site is statically generated, so visitors get ready-made, lightweight pages that load almost instantly. This translates into clearly better Core Web Vitals scores and better search visibility.
• A clear path to an enquiry. The enquiry form, file downloads, direct contacts and newsletter sign-up are reachable from anywhere on the site. The website also links to the ballast load calculator, which we also built for Hetmaniok.

Results

• A faster website and better Core Web Vitals after moving from WordPress to a static architecture.
• Hundreds of structures and components in a well-organised catalogue where customers quickly find what they need.
• A simple, tailored CMS in which the Hetmaniok team updates the offer, files and blog on their own.
• A consistent ecosystem of tools: the company website and the ballast calculator work together and strengthen Hetmaniok's position as a leader in PV mounting structures.