Case study 04 / 09
Client project · 2026
Prime Global
Corporate website for Prime Global Supplies & Services Corporation, a Canadian logistics and procurement company, with CMS-managed content and a contact form delivered through Zoho Mail.
- Role
- Sole developer
- Stack
- Next.js
- React
- JavaScript
- Tailwind CSS
- Sanity
- Framer Motion
- Zoho Mail API
Credit
The visual design was adapted from the free “Logistica” template by HTML Codex and rebuilt as Next.js components with Tailwind CSS.
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Overview
Prime Global Supplies & Services Corporation is an international logistics, supply and procurement company headquartered in Burlington, Ontario, serving governments, NGOs, UN programmes and private companies.
I built its website: service, supply, compliance and global-reach pages managed in Sanity, an insights blog, and a contact form that reaches the company’s inbox.
02
The brief
The company works across logistics, infrastructure, leasing, facility services and emergency supply. The site has to explain a broad offer clearly to institutional buyers and let the team update services, offices and articles themselves.
03
Role and scope
- Role
- Sole developer
- Scope
- Next.js build, Sanity content model and seed script, the Zoho Mail contact integration and technical SEO.
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Main features
Eight content sections
Home, about, services, supply, compliance, global reach, insights and contact, plus a custom 404 page.
Content in Sanity
Nine content types, from hero slides and services to offices and blog posts, edited in an embedded Studio.
One-command seeding
A seed script loads all of the site’s content into Sanity in one batch.
Contact by Zoho Mail
The contact form posts to a Next.js API route that emails the company inbox through the Zoho Mail API, with the visitor set as reply-to.
Animated hero
A custom carousel with autoplay, pause on hover, arrows, dots and a progress bar.
Technical SEO
Per-page metadata, Open Graph cards, organization structured data and a sitemap that includes blog posts.
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How it’s built
Zoho Mail over OAuth
The contact route exchanges a refresh token for an access token and sends a branded HTML email through Zoho Mail’s REST API.
Works without the CMS
Data fetching returns nothing when Sanity is not configured, and the hero falls back to built-in slides.
Template to components
The template’s Bootstrap HTML was rebuilt as React components styled with Tailwind CSS.
Integrations
- Sanity CMS
- Zoho Mail API (OAuth)
- Framer Motion
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Screenshots
ScreenshotServices page on the live site. Screenshot captured October 2026. 
ScreenshotHomepage on a phone. Screenshot captured October 2026.
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Challenges and decisions
A broad offer in one structure
Services, supply categories, compliance and offices each have their own content type, so the navigation follows how buyers look for a supplier.
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What was delivered
- A live corporate website at primeglobal-corp.com
- Services, offices and a blog managed in Sanity
- A contact form delivered to the company inbox
- A technical SEO foundation
