SanFang

SanFang has been making synthetic leather in Kaohsiung since 1973, and now supplies global brands from factories across Asia. Its website has to speak to designers sourcing materials, to shareholders, and to people looking for their next job — in English and in Chinese.

A company listed on the Taiwan Stock Exchange carries more than a product range. The brief was a corporate site that leads with materials — synthetic leather, film, hot melt and composites — while giving investors, ESG stakeholders and job seekers a clear route to what they need, all managed by SanFang’s own team.

A Next.js front end on headless Umbraco, fed by its Content Delivery API, with every page published in English and Traditional Chinese and a single enquiry form that follows visitors across the site.

Each product range has its own page: the bases, types and constructions on offer, the industries and surfaces they suit, and a route into SanFang’s digital catalogue. The homepage pairs a hero video with the company’s global footprint — factories, offices and R&D centres — and the certifications buyers look for.

The Investors page brings together a live share price, pulled straight from the Taiwan Stock Exchange’s open data, monthly consolidated revenue with year-on-year change, quarterly reports and shareholder meetings. Careers lists open roles with filters for department, location and job type, and Sustainability gathers ESG reports and governance documents for download.

Enquiries open from any page and ask for the product of interest and the intended application — footwear, sporting equipment, automotive and more — so each request reaches the right team with the detail it needs. Submissions are delivered by email through Brevo.