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A trade website and staff portal for Wiki Windows

A new website for a window and door manufacturer in Suffolk, built around the installers who order from them, with every order form in one searchable place and a private portal for the team.

The new Wiki Windows website on a laptop
The same website on a phone
Sector
Window and door manufacturer, trade
Location
Haverhill, Suffolk
Work
Website build, staff portal and ongoing support

The starting point

Wiki Windows makes uPVC windows and doors in its own factory in Haverhill and supplies aluminium, composite doors, bi-folds and roofs to installers and builders across East Anglia.

Before this work it had no website and no real presence online. Installers who needed an order form had to email and ask for it, and the office sent each one out by hand. There was nowhere to show the full range of products the business makes and supplies.

What was done

  • A new website built in standard code, written for the installers and builders who order from Wiki Windows rather than for homeowners.
  • A page for every product range, with the brochures installers can pass straight on to their own customers.
  • An order forms library: every Wiki Windows and supplier order form in one place, searchable and filtered by product, ready to download or share as a link.
  • A contact form that asks what the enquiry is about, so it reaches the right person, and lets installers sign up for trade updates by email.
  • Fully responsive, so every page works as well on a phone on site as it does on a laptop in the office.
  • A complete technical SEO audit of the new site, so search engines can find, read and understand every page.
  • A cookie banner that asks before any analytics run, with privacy, cookie and terms pages.
  • A private staff portal, custom built to work on computers and phones, where the team can book time off and see their own records securely.
The Wiki Windows order forms page, with a search box, a product filter and a list of forms to download
Installers search or filter by product and download the form they need.

The result

The full product range is online for the first time. Installers can find and download any order form themselves, at any time, instead of emailing the office and waiting, and the team has one secure place for time off and their own records.

The site is quick and well built too. In Google’s Lighthouse tests of the home page on 9 November 2026 it scored between 94 and 100 out of 100 for performance, accessibility, best practices and SEO, on both phones and computers.

“Jamie has brought our company into the modern world. His attention to detail and vast knowledge of digital marketing, website design, business systems and how they all connect is fantastic. We would highly recommend Jamie and Jaha Digital to other businesses needing support with their digital marketing.”

Sam White, Director, Wiki Windows

See it live: wikiwindows.co.uk

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