Anvil & Crane Industrial Supply — Industrial Equipment Supplier Website (Frontend + Backend)

Six pages and a real lead-capture backend — this is a DYNAMIC website: services, the equipment catalog with technical specifications, industries served, the team, downloads and FAQ are static editorial content, while the Contact page's quote/RFQ form writes to your own database in real time. 1. Home (index.html) — hero, trust stats, catalog preview, services overview, industries, testimonials. 2. About (about.html) — company story, 3-person leadership team, values, facility gallery. 3. Services (services.html) — 6 services in detail, industries served, certifications. 4. Products (products.html) — 10 equipment items across 5 categories, each with a full technical specification table, plus a documentation/downloads section. 5. FAQ (faq.html) — 7 honest answers on lead times, financing, service and requesting a quote. 6. Contact (contact.html) — the real quote/RFQ form, plus address, phone and office hours. WHOSE DATABASE, WHOSE EMAIL PROVIDER. Yours, not this platform's. Before anything here does something real: 1. Create a Postgres database anywhere you like — Vercel Postgres, Supabase, Neon, or your own server — and run schema.sql against it once. 2. In your Vercel project's Settings -> Environment Variables, set: DATABASE_URL your database connection string QUOTES_ADMIN_KEY any secret string you choose Optional, for automatic email confirmations on new requests: RESEND_API_KEY from your own Resend (resend.com) account QUOTE_FROM_EMAIL an address on a domain verified in that account Without the two optional variables set, requests and newsletter signups still save correctly — no confirmation email sends, that's all. MANAGING QUOTE REQUESTS. Once published, this purchase's library page shows a "Manage live data" panel — paste in your QUOTES_ADMIN_KEY and you can see every quote request and inquiry as it comes in, mark one contacted, and delete ones you've handled. NEWSLETTER SUBSCRIBERS. There is no in-library management panel for this list yet — export it by calling GET /api/newsletter on your deployed site with "Authorization: Bearer <your QUOTES_ADMIN_KEY>". A dedicated panel for this is a natural next step, not built yet. DOWNLOADS. The Products page links to /downloads/anvil-crane-full-catalog.pdf and three other documents. These are placeholder links, not real files — add your own PDFs/ZIPs to this exported project's public/downloads/ folder (same filenames, or update the links) before you deploy. There is no document-generation backend; these are static files Vercel serves for free. WHAT YOU CAN CUSTOMIZE, HONESTLY: - Every page's copy, images, services, equipment listings and layout — through the same AI-guided editor as any other template, no coding involved. - One optional field at a time on the "quote_requests" resource (for example, a "preferred delivery date" or "budget range" field), through the "Backend customization" panel in your library once you've purchased — fully guided, no coding. Fields are always optional, never required, so existing requests are never affected. - Building entirely new resources, forms, or logic (live inventory levels, an e-commerce checkout, automated PDF quote generation) isn't something the editor automates. Every purchase includes the full source code — frontend and backend, no lock-in — so you or a developer you hire can extend it freely outside the platform. PREVIEW LIMITATION. The quote/RFQ form and the footer newsletter signup call real endpoints that only exist once deployed — this platform's own preview has no backend to call, so each shows a friendly "try it once deployed" message here. That's expected, not a bug. WHAT THIS ISN'T. This template collects quote requests — it does not show live inventory, process payment, or generate PDF quotes automatically. Every request is a lead your sales team follows up on and prices manually, same as most industrial suppliers already operate. Replace the sample equipment, specifications, brand names, address, phone, hours and team bios with your company's real details before publishing.