Case study
Weatherhaven. A 95-country deploy catalog.
Weatherhaven engineers rapidly deployable shelter systems used in defense, medical, and remote operations worldwide. Their web presence had to carry the same weight as their hardware.
weatherhaven.com · weatherhavenusa.com · live production
The brief
A complex, engineered product line spread across formats that buyers could not navigate. The mandate: rebuild the corporate site as a structured catalog, make global reach visible, and put publishing in the hands of the internal team.
Two sites, one system
Weatherhaven sells globally but contracts regionally. The US entity needed its own presence — separate domain, separate compliance language, its own contract vehicles — without forking the brand or doubling the editorial workload. We shipped weatherhavenusa.com as a second front end on the same content system: shared catalog data, region-specific pages, one place to publish.
weatherhavenusa.com · same catalog, US-specific contract and compliance content
The build
Catalog architecture
Product families, variants, and spec data modeled in a custom CMS. Editors update content without touching code.
Global deploy map
Interactive map of deployments across 95 countries. Built as a first-class proof asset, not a static graphic.
Performance budget
Static-first rendering with edge delivery. Budgets enforced from the first sprint, not patched at the end.
Managed operations
We run the stack we shipped: DNS, SSL, monitoring, and backups under a hosting retainer.
The numbers
95
Countries on the deploy map
2
Full sites on one shared content system
99.9%
Uptime target on stacks we operate
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