Client work / Safety equipment / Digital platform
Done Right Safety Hub
We built Done Right Safety Hub, the buying-guide platform for an Australian family-owned safety supplier. It holds 500 guides to PPE, workwear and work boots, a four-question gear finder and side-by-side spec comparisons, then hands buyers to the store knowing exactly what they need.
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What we built
Safety gear is bought on specs, and specs are where most product listings go quiet. The hub’s job is to explain them properly, away from the pressure of a checkout, so a buyer orders the right boots, hi-vis or respirator the first time.
Every guide follows the same pattern: the full specification table, the AS/NZS or EN standards the product lists, a like-for-like comparison with similar products and the date it was last reviewed. If a listing doesn’t state a spec, the cell stays blank rather than guessing, so you can see what you’re not being told.
The tools sit around the guides. The finder asks four questions, about the work, the hazard, the conditions and any standard you have to meet, then returns a shortlist with no signup and nothing stored. The compare table takes two to four products and can be shared as a link, and a standards index shows which guides cite which standard.
There are no prices or checkout on the hub. Every path ends at donerightsafety.com.au, and those links are marked as sponsored because the publisher and the seller are the same business. Being upfront about that suits a safety supplier.
- 01Platform design and build on Next.js
- 02Guide templates with spec tables, standards and comparisons
- 03500 guides across six category trees and 69 sub-categories
- 04Four-question gear finder with no signup
- 05Compare two to four products, shareable as a link
- 06Standards index and search across guides, brands and codes
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