The banner said no. The marketing tag said yes. Mavlers Agency fixed the gap.

Project Overview

Organization

EU Training School

Industry

Lighting / Architectural Products

Challenge

A growing product catalogue relied on fragmented templates, manual content updates, and developer support for product, specification, and marketing pages.

Stack

4+ years overall; paid performance marketing as the primary focus for the last two. Results window: June 2025 to June 2026

Products / Services Used

CMS Development
Craft CMS Development
Craft Commerce
Custom Product Configuration
Website Development
Specification & PDF Tools

A high-end lighting manufacturer needed to move away from a fragmented system of static templates and manual updates.

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Their goal was a high-performance, public-facing platform that mirrored their Figma design system perfectly. It lets their team manage complex data without developer help. On the surface, the project looked like a standard brochure site. However, the underlying product data was incredibly complex.

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Mavlers Agency built a single Craft CMS-powered platform that keeps the front end faithful to the Figma designs while giving the client's team control over day-to-day publishing.

Performance Insights

Key results for the client

Adaptive Twig template powering every Light Fittings product, interior and exterior

Craft Commerce product types running through one catalogue structure

New front-end templates needed to launch a future product series or capability page

Client Objectives

The challenges the client faced

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Product pages needed different structures

Different lighting families required different order-code tables, specifications, filters, downloads, and related products. Building unique templates for every product family was unsustainable and expensive to maintain.

Product and content updates depended on developers

Editors couldn’t launch new product series or update marketing pages without code deployments and development support.

Complex order codes were difficult to manage

Interior and exterior products followed different SKU and order-code rules. Manual entry of order codes and specifications led to frequent errors and inconsistent branding.

The wider website needed flexibility without losing consistency

Projects, capabilities, resources, About pages, and marketing content needed different layouts while still sharing the same navigation, footer, components, and brand system.

Specification tools needed to work with the product catalogue

Users needed to filter products, configure options, shortlist SKUs, download files, and export product information without relying on a separate product database.

Mavlers Strategy

How we built the platform

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Data-driven product modeling

Instead of static pages, we modeled the business logic within Craft Commerce. We created separate product types for extrusions, drivers, and sensors, using a flexible field layout. This allowed us to use a single "Smart Template" in Twig that conditionally renders different columns, filters, and spec tables based on the product category.

Rule-based SKU generation

To eliminate manual errors, we built a custom engine that generates complex order codes (e.g., MDF64-MB-W-LT) based on predefined logic. Specifiers can now filter by CCT, CRI, or beam angle, and the system instantly provides the correct SKU and associated technical files.

Component-based design system

Using Figma as our source of truth, we developed a library of reusable Twig components. Whether it’s a "Project Gallery," a "Capability Band," or a "Technical Download Row," editors can drag and drop these elements to build new pages that stay 100% on-brand.

Integrated specifier tools

We streamlined the professional workflow by implementing:

Guest & Signed-in Shortlists: Allowing users to save products for specific projects.
On-the-fly PDF Generation: Dynamically creating branded datasheets and quote requests.
Global Asset Volumes: Centralized management for SVGs, Revit files, and 4K product imagery.

Results

What the client achieved

We move faster, optimize smarter, and help you outpace competitors with AI behind every move.

Organization

EU Training School

Industry

Education & Professional Training

Services Used

Google Tag Manager, TrustArc, HubSpot, Consent Testing

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An EU-focused training school used TrustArc for consent management, Google Tag Manager for tag deployment, and HubSpot for marketing. Its consent banner correctly recorded visitor choices, but a HubSpot marketing tag kept loading after visitors clicked reject. The issue was not with the consent platform itself, but with a GTM trigger listening to the wrong event.

Challenges

The HubSpot tag loaded even after visitors clicked Reject.
The trigger listened for consent-platform initialization rather than the visitor's final consent decision.
The blocking exception covered preference changes but not outright refusal.
Nothing on the site surfaced the mismatch; it was discovered through a network-level test.

Goals

Ensure marketing tags respect the visitor's consent decision.
Prevent HubSpot from loading after consent is rejected.
Validate the fix through an independent network test.
Establish a repeatable process to catch consent drift after future site or platform updates.

Solution/Approach

Reproduced the issue on a fresh browser profile and captured the network activity.
Corrected the GTM consent gating so the HubSpot tag responds to a denied state, not just preference changes.
Verified the implementation by repeating the reject-and-record test after publishing.
Added a 10-minute reject test to the monthly monitoring routine to detect future consent failures.

Results

1 marketing tag was found firing after consent rejection.
0 marketing tags loaded after the consent gating was corrected and verified.
10 minutes is all it takes to repeat the consent test.
Under a week to reproduce, fix, and verify the issue.
A recurring monthly test now checks whether marketing tags continue to honour visitor choices.

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The banner said no. The marketing tag said yes. Mavlers Agency fixed the gap.

Project Overview

Key results for the client

The challenges the client faced

How we built the platform

What the client achieved

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Challenges

Goals

Solution/Approach

Results

Results That Speak for Themselves.

Migrating 9,000+ pages across 12 languages

80% CPR reduction and 3x ROI over 6 years

35% cost reduction while scaling SEO delivery globally

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