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Project Title: Mike Capital Import & Export — Industrial Power Solutions
Live Site: https://mikecapitalimportexport.com/
Role: Web Developer
Platform: WordPress, Divi
Project Overview:
A corporate presence for Mike Capital, an Ethiopian import and export company focused on power generator products, spare parts, and support services. The site communicates the company’s offerings and builds trust with commercial and industrial clients.
Key Features:
Service sections for generators
Structured product information
Contact and service request forms
Gallery and project showcases
Tools & Tech:
Modern responsive design, organized content hierarchy, contact workflows.
Impact:
Enhances company branding online and provides a professional interface for audience engagement and lead generation.
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