Printforce Website

Printforce is Australia's largest commercial printer. This website presents its premium signboards and property-marketing offering, opening with a full-screen carousel that moves between flagship messages, from one-piece metal signboard construction to the latest digital print technology and the company's approach to sustainability.

I designed and built the site in vanilla JavaScript. It pairs the carousel homepage with a full-screen navigation menu, a client account area that includes a multi-step onboarding flow, and product pages generated from a shared template. It is hosted on Cloudflare Pages.

Motion was introduced through full-span sliding blocks, which became the key visual and behavioural element of the Printforce brand. Bold, recognisable and easy to apply, the sweep was designed to bring the brand to life without overcomplicating the system.

That same motion drives the website. The navigation sweeps in from right to left as a full-screen menu, and the homepage carousel uses full-span panels that swipe in the same right-to-left direction, so the brand's signature movement is felt the moment you arrive and on every interaction.

The sweep runs well beyond the site, carrying through the brand's marketing, video, HTML5 ads and promotions to give every touchpoint a consistent, recognisable rhythm.

Navigation opens into a full-screen menu on desktop and a collapsing accordion on mobile, keeping the homepage clean while giving the deep product catalogue room to breathe. A fixed side rail keeps the menu and a quick-action control within reach as visitors scroll.

The client account area handles login, sign-up and password reset, and walks new clients through a short multi-step onboarding flow that tailors their dashboard to the products they order most.

Product pages are driven from a single shared template, with a hero, lead copy, a feature list, specifications and a quote call-to-action, so new products can be added quickly while staying visually consistent.