Segal Industrial Group Website

A complete platform showcasing industrial electrical expertise and products, built on a modern architecture

About the project

The Segal Industrial Group website was built with the latest web technologies as a showcase of technical expertise in high-voltage, industrial electrical systems and automation. The platform presents a full range of products, from HV switchgear panels to AAGER inverters, in a user-friendly, multilingual format.

Part 1: About Segal Industrial Group (specialized content)

Field

Key products

Industrial applications

Electrical panels

MV (medium-voltage), LV (low-voltage) and HV (high-voltage) panels

Power plants, refineries, petrochemical industries

Industrial electrical supplies

Capacitor banks, galvanized cable trays, heat-resistant cables

Construction projects, manufacturing plants

Industrial automation

AAGER inverters, temperature/pressure/flow sensors, PLC and HMI

Automotive production lines, food industries

Industrial lighting

Explosion-proof floodlights, IP68 production-line lights

Mines, processing halls

Part 2: Technical features of the website (technologies used)

2.1 Custom content management system (CMS)

  • Advanced product management module
    • Hierarchical categories (electrical panels > medium voltage > stationary)
    • Smart technical specifications (search by specialized parameters)
  • Multilingual system
    • Parallel Persian/English content
    • New languages can be added without code changes

2.2 User interface design (UI/UX)

  • Principles carried over from Figma:
    • Modular component design
    • An industrial color palette (#2E5BFF – technical blue, #8C8C8C – mechanical gray)
    • Material Design principles for richer interaction
  • Optimized for industry:
    • Technical product galleries with 4K zoom
    • Product comparison charts (technical specifications side by side)

2.3 Security features

  • Protection layers:
    • CSRF protection on contact forms
    • SQL injection prevention in queries
    • AES-256 encryption of sensitive data
  • Content security:
    • Checking of uploaded files
    • Access restrictions based on RBAC (Role-Based Access Control)

Part 3: Technical challenges and innovative solutions

Challenge

Karzaan’s solution

Presenting complex industrial products – a wide variety of technical parameters

A dynamic filter system (filter by voltage, current, IP rating, dimensions)

Managing bilingual content – keeping content in sync

An integrated translation module with memory caching

Optimizing heavy images – CAD files and drawings

Smart conversion to WebP + lazy loading

Hierarchical product structure – multi-level subcategories

Nested sets with tree behaviors

Part 4: Project results

4.1 Better user experience

  • 40% lower bounce rate thanks to purposeful design
  • 65% longer time on page on technical product pages

4.2 Streamlined processes

  • 70% less time for admins to add new products
  • CRM integration with automatic messaging to customers

4.3 Technical metrics

Metric

Value

Home page load time

< 1.2s

Google SEO score

98/100

Browser compatibility

100% (Chrome, Firefox, Edge)

Supported resolutions

From 320px to 4K

Part 5: UI/UX design in Figma

  • Design principles:
    • Interactive wireframes with clickable prototypes
    • A dedicated design system with 50+ components
    • WCAG 2.1 accessibility standards
  • Visual strengths:
    • Interactive infographics of the electrical panel manufacturing process
    • SVG animations showing how products work

Conclusion

As a symbol of combining industrial expertise with web technology, the Segal Industrial Group website uses:

  • A solid Yii2 and MySQL architecture
  • Systematic design in Figma
  • Advanced multilingual and security mechanisms

to create an exceptional digital experience for a specialized electrical industry audience. The project demonstrates Karzaan Software Group’s ability to deliver web solutions for the most complex industrial needs.

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