How KFPI rebuilt its digital presence for semiconductor fire and gas safety.
KFPI provides fire and gas safety solutions for the semiconductor industry. They needed a secure, modern website with a custom CMS that reflects their technical credibility and scales with their product catalog.
The problem.
KFPI's existing website did not match the sophistication of their fire and gas safety solutions. The design felt dated, navigation buried technical product information, and the content model could not keep pace with new offerings.
Security and performance requirements for an industrial B2B audience demanded more than a template CMS. The team needed structured content, role-based editing, and infrastructure that met enterprise expectations.
Brand consistency was fragmented across product pages, datasheets, and marketing collateral - making it harder for sales engineers to present a unified story to fab operators and safety teams.
Our solutions are cutting-edge. Our website made us look like we were still selling out of a brochure from 2010.
- VP Sales, KFPI
How we approached it.
We audited the full content architecture first - product families, application notes, case references, and compliance documentation - then designed a Strapi schema that maps to how KFPI's team actually publishes.
The frontend was built in Vue.js with reusable components tied to brand guidelines. Every product page, spec table, and resource download follows the same layout system.
AWS hosts the stack with hardened configurations. The Java backend handles integrations and data workflows the marketing CMS does not need to touch.
Industrial buyers trust precision. The site architecture had to be as rigorous as the safety systems KFPI sells.
Under the hood.
For the engineers reading. The full stack, CMS architecture, and infrastructure decisions.
Strapi gave KFPI structured content types for products, applications, and resources without over-normalizing. The Vue frontend consumes the API with static generation on key landing pages for performance.
What changed.
Marketing and product teams publish new solutions without developer bottlenecks.
Reusable components keep product pages visually consistent across a growing catalog.
Secure AWS infrastructure meets enterprise procurement and IT review requirements.
Our sales team finally has a website they are proud to share with fab operators and EHS directors.
- VP Sales, KFPI