SLP City Group

The large opening image introduces urban-space products, while two primary actions lead to the catalogue and project examples. A light background and orange accents connect the interface to the SLP identity. Navigation places products alongside services, information for designers and contacts.

Favourites, a basket and the quotation action support a considered selection: visitors can explore the offering before sending a specific request. The public website provides Latvian and English language choices.

Product groups sit alongside collection, age-group and area filters. The supplied view shows 3,482 products; this describes the captured catalogue version rather than a fixed inventory promise. Product imagery on light backgrounds helps visitors compare different groups.

Playground equipment, outdoor fitness, sports facilities, surfacing and urban furniture provide separate starting points. The filter panel narrows the selection to the needs of the planned space.

The product page places dimensions, safety zone, fall height, age range and user capacity beside the name and product code. Buyers can assess suitability before contacting the company, while a large image keeps the equipment in focus.

Quantity selection and the add-to-basket action prepare a quotation request. Favourites and document actions sit alongside the preview, with unavailable controls visually distinguished. The basket supports quotation enquiries rather than being presented as an online payment checkout.

Project cards combine an image, year, location, solution category and short description. A consistent information order helps visitors scan different applications and open a more detailed project page.

This section adds context to the catalogue. The examples in the screenshot illustrate the presentation structure; they are not treated as an independently verified list of completed installations.

The administration dashboard brings together new enquiries, activity over a selected period and status distribution. Period controls and charts help the team understand its workload.

Sidebar navigation separates CRM, the catalogue and website content. Figures shown in this portfolio are demonstration data, not claims about sales growth or achieved conversion rates.

The enquiry board separates new, in-progress, awaiting-response, closed and rejected records. Each card shows the request type, receipt time, contact and responsible team member, with actions to open the record or change its status.

This connects website quotation requests to follow-up work. The supplied project brief also describes customer records, a calendar and contract generation in PDF and Word formats.

The task board separates open, in-progress, completed and cancelled work. Cards show the task name, progress, assignee and date. Preparing a quotation, visiting a site and maintaining the catalogue can share one work overview.

Board, tile and list modes provide different ways to review the same work. The project brief complements this flow with checklists, comments and an activity history.

Product management presents the main groups with images, visibility status and subgroup and product counts. Search by group, SKU, product, series or company helps navigate the catalogue. Open, edit and add actions are available beside each group.

The public catalogue and administration hierarchy share a content model. The supplied brief identifies Laravel, PHP 8.4, Filament, MySQL, Nuxt 4, Vue 3 and Tailwind CSS, with Docker Compose and GitHub Actions for deployment. Retention and deletion features are described as specific tools rather than a guarantee of complete legal compliance.