Case Study

Fina Metals

ADMA designed a custom digital presence for Fina Metals, built around the company’s brand and project work as an established sheet metal fabrication business.

Client

Fina Metals

Industry

Construction

Website

finametals.com

Solutions

Custom Website
Brand Identity
Logo Design
Custom Animation
Responsive Design

What We Did

A Custom Digital Presence Built Around The Work.

Fina Metals had no website and no brand identity to represent an established sheet metal fabrication business with real, proven capabilities.

ADMA created a fully custom website experience for Fina Metals — including a new visual direction, a custom animated brand introduction, a logo and brand identity, and a responsive site built to present the company’s project work professionally.

Opening Experience

The Experience Starts Before The Homepage.

The Fina Metals website opens with a custom animated logo introduction designed to establish the brand before visitors enter the main site.

Rather than immediately dropping visitors into a conventional homepage, the opening sequence creates a more deliberate first impression and sets the visual tone for the custom experience that follows.

Custom Website

Designed From The Ground Up For Fina Metals.

This wasn’t assembled from a standardized template — Fina Metals needed a custom visual direction and page composition designed specifically around its brand and its work.

The result is a responsive site built entirely around Fina Metals’ own identity, from custom layout and typography to how each page presents the company’s capabilities.

Brand Identity

A Visual Identity Built To Match The Work.

Fina Metals had no existing brand identity to represent an established fabrication business with real, proven capabilities. ADMA designed a new logo and brand identity built to match the quality of the company’s actual work.

Project Presentation

Letting The Work Speak For Itself.

The website is built to let Fina Metals’ project work lead the experience — using imagery, layout, and hierarchy to communicate the company’s capabilities rather than relying on generic stock content or written claims alone.