Custom builds, but for websites
Parts Engineering Company (PECO): a custom website build sheet
At One Computer Outlet a custom PC starts from what the owner needs, and the Parts Engineering Company (PECO) site was approached the same way.
The build for an industrial air compressor parts seller centered on a public parts catalog alongside a custom order, inventory and invoicing admin platform.
The Parts Engineering Company (PECO) build it replaced
Before the custom build, the Wayback Machine recorded the partsengineeringcompany.com homepage on December 4, 2021.
That older setup, labeled “Air Compressors, Replacement Parts & Lubricants | Parts Engineering Company | St Louis, MO”, consisted of a catalog layout with red category labels under product photo tiles.
The finished Parts Engineering Company (PECO) build
The finished configuration gives the client a public parts catalog alongside a custom order, inventory and invoicing admin platform.
Front and center on the new build sits the headline “Today's Specials”.
Its component list, as seen in the menu, runs Accessories, Air Compressor Parts, Air End Rebuilds, Air/Oil Separators, Atlas Copco Kits.
Why a custom PC shop builds websites this way
Off-the-shelf parts rarely fit a demanding owner, and an off-the-shelf template would not have fit Parts Engineering Company (PECO) either.
Parts Engineering Company (PECO)
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