Uniplach

The problem

Uniplach is a holding company with two brands under one roof, La Vaquita and Displach, covering animal and agricultural products. The site has to present both brands and let people browse a sizable product catalog, but the catch is who maintains it: the people who know the products are not developers, and the catalog should not require a code change every time a product is added or updated.

The approach

I worked on Uniplach as a dual-brand site on Next.js. Rather than hard-code the catalog, the product data is synced from Google Sheets and Drive, so the team can manage products in a tool they already know and the site picks up the changes. Product images are served and optimized through Cloudinary, motion is handled with Framer Motion to make browsing feel alive, and a branch locator helps visitors find where to go.

The outcome

The result is one site that serves both brands, with a catalog the client can maintain themselves from a spreadsheet instead of a developer. Adding or updating products is a Google Sheets edit, the images stay optimized through Cloudinary, and customers get a smooth way to browse and locate branches.