The workload is the socket; parts are the ports.
M3TECH COMPUTER combines a shop catalogue with seven technical-service routes. This Johor Bahru case study treats the website like a motherboard: the visitor’s real task sits in the centre, while product, repair, build and network paths connect around it.
Three states route the first click
One navigation bar exposes both a retail catalogue and seven service records, so the first route depends on acquisition, recovery or a connected environment.
| Need a device | Shop ↗ | Laptop, Office Desktop, Printer, Custom PC and other published categories |
|---|---|---|
| Own a troubled device | Services ↗ | Computer Repair, Laptop Repair, Hardware Upgrades or Software Installation & Troubleshooting |
| Plan a connected setup | Services ↗ | Networking Solutions or IT Support Services |
The buyer task becomes the central socket
Seven published service names sit around one requirement brief. No compatibility verdict appears on this board; every circuit ends at M3TECH’s official contact I/O.
A catalogue specimen proves the site can move from category to concrete detail
- Published item
- Asus Vivobook 15 A1504VA-BQ168WS
- Display
- 15.6-inch Full HD
- Processor
- Intel Core 5 120U
- Memory / storage
- 24GB RAM / 512GB SSD
- Observed actions
- Compare · WhatsApp Us · Inquire now
The contact route is the human I/O panel
Name, contact number and email identify the requester at M3TECH’s hand-off; the optional upload can carry a device image or note, while the message preserves the reason for contact. The page stops there so inspection remains with the technical team.
- REQUIRED
- Name
- REQUIRED
- Contact Number
- REQUIRED
- OPTIONAL
- Upload File
- OPTIONAL
- Message