iTech Ukraine
A steel contractor now shows tenders its own models, projects and certificates instead of stock photos.
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- Client
- iTech Ukraine
- Industry
- Steel structures, construction, energy
- Where
- Zhytomyr, Ukraine
- Year
- 2026
- Languages
- UA · EN · PL
- What we did
- Website in 3 languages
- Service and project catalogue
- Live 3D models from the client's files
- Trust page with certificates
- Admin panel for enquiries and content
- Built with
- Next.js · React · Tailwind CSS · next-intl · three.js · Neon Postgres
- 17services, each with its own page
- 13completed projects with the company's own photos
- 8live 3D models on service pages
- 3languages: Ukrainian, English, Polish
The task
iTech Ukraine has been building in steel since 2013: it designs, fabricates and erects frames, galleries and bridge structures, and works as a subcontractor for general contractors in Ukraine and the EU. Its website was a WordPress template with a green header, yellow buttons and one background photo of a plant. The projects, the drawings and the certificates that win tenders were nowhere to be seen.
Three industries, one page.
The company works in steel, construction and energy, and the old menu buried that in two levels of submenus. The new home page splits the screen into construction and energy, and the services page lists all 17 services under four headings, so an engineer finds his line of work in one glance.
Every service has its own page with the scope of work, the company's projects in that field and a request button.
Projects instead of promises.
We sorted the client's photo archive and built a catalogue of 13 completed projects: a summer theatre in Zhytomyr, a church dome lifted in one piece in Lutsk, a sugar plant dismantled in Osijek, Croatia. Every frame is the company's own work, and stock photos never appear in a project gallery.
The catalogue filters by type of work, and each project links back to the services that delivered it.
A model you can turn.
Every iTech project starts as a 3D model in Tekla or Revit. We convert the client's IFC files into light web models, so a visitor can turn a real building frame on the service page: 1,202 beams, columns and plates, each with its own mark, as in the shop drawings.
The model loads only on a tap on its poster, so the page stays fast on a phone.
Papers a tender can check.
General contractors check a subcontractor before they sign. The Trust page gathers what they look for: registry data under the company code, the companies iTech has worked for, and three TÜV Thüringen certificates (EN 1090-1 EXC 2, EN 1090-2, ISO 3834-3) issued in 2023, with the surveillance date of 24.07.2024 printed on each card.
Enquiries from the site land in an admin panel, where the team also edits texts and the catalogue in all three languages.
Live 3D modelA building sub-frame from the client's Tekla Structures model: 1,202 elements, 52.5 m long. Drag to turn it.
Before → after
Before
2026
The old WordPress site, captured on 23.10.2026, and the new home page.
Services in this project
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