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The need
Formétal had to explain a social mission and an industrial offering on the same website without confusing two distinct audiences: people interested in training and businesses seeking a metal fabrication supplier.
Case study · 2021–2022
Between 2021 and 2022, Daillac designed and developed Formétal’s website end to end. The Montreal social economy organization’s website clearly separates employment training from metal fabrication services.

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Formétal had to explain a social mission and an industrial offering on the same website without confusing two distinct audiences: people interested in training and businesses seeking a metal fabrication supplier.
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Daillac organized the information around two journeys visible from the homepage. One leads to admission requests and program information. The other presents factory capabilities, project examples and a quote request form.
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Program information, career opportunities and direct access to the admission process.
Sheet metal, welding and powder coating services with a form to submit fabrication needs.
Clear presentation of the social economy mission, workforce integration, team and partners.
A project gallery that helps businesses understand Formétal’s production capabilities.
Content structure designed to make the offering and Montreal location easy to understand and find.
Daillac remains available for maintenance, adjustments and requested improvements after delivery.
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Formétal demonstrates how an institutional website can support several concrete goals: informing, recruiting participants, reassuring partners and generating industrial quote requests.
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