ZenWeb designed and built the Quantum Arts website for a commercial printing company in Kota Kinabalu, Sabah.
Quantum Arts is a printing company in Inanam, Kota Kinabalu, Sabah. It prints for businesses and individuals, from business cards, letterheads, brochures and catalogues to packaging, labels and gift boxes. It also produces merchandise such as T-shirts, tumblers, lanyards, umbrellas and canvas bags, plus banners, backdrops, flags and acrylic plaques.
Alongside printing, the team advises customers on materials, finishes and printing methods, including lamination, UV coating, embossing and die-cutting. It handles large format work such as banners and posters, and tailors each job to the customer's branding. Customers order each item through WhatsApp, straight from the product list.
They want business cards, brochures and flyers in one go. The Products page groups these under Print Essentials, each with its own WhatsApp order button.
Small brands need boxes, labels and stickers that match their look. A Packaging & Labels group covers product packaging, rope-handle bags and gift boxes.
Events need banners, backdrops, lanyards and giveaways at the same time. The site lists signage and merchandise side by side, so a whole order can be planned from one page.
Screenshots of the live site, taken October 2026.
The home page opens on a watercolour ink splash and a short promise of quality printing. It then introduces the company, the four product groups and six areas of expertise, from print consultation to large format printing.
The Products page lists the full range under four tabs: print essentials, packaging and labels, merchandise and apparel, and signage. Every item has a photo and its own Order via WhatsApp button.
The About page sets out the company's mission and vision, six reasons customers choose it, and what the team is skilled at, from business stationery to signage and banners.
On a phone, the product tabs sit at the top of the Products page and each item stacks with its order button beneath. The floating WhatsApp button keeps a quick question one tap away.
A watercolour ink splash in the hero, then photos of printed items such as invitation cards, notebooks and gift boxes.
Navy and crimson red with a sky-blue accent, on clean white backgrounds.
A serif (Playfair Display) for headings, with a plain sans-serif for product names.
Printing orders are rarely a single item. A business may need cards, flyers and a banner at once. Listing the full range in four clear groups lets customers plan an order in one visit. A WhatsApp button on every item fits how print jobs are confirmed: by sending artwork and specs, then agreeing the details in chat.
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