Selected Work / Misima Group

Corporate website case study

Misima Group: a clear digital home for cosmetics expertise.

A 2025 website strategy, design and development project connecting corporate credibility, brand services and product discovery in one coherent system.

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Project overview

A broad cosmetics offering needs a structure that people can understand quickly.

Misima Group works across global brand management, private label, white label, custom production and distribution. The website brings those capabilities together while also presenting the group’s brands and featured products.

Project year
2025
Project type
Corporate and B2B website
QCT Studio scope
Strategy, design and development

The challenge

Present multiple business models without making the company feel fragmented.

A visitor may arrive as a brand owner, distribution partner or product buyer. The structure needs to explain the group, separate its services clearly and still make the wider brand ecosystem feel connected.

Our approach

Build the site around the questions different audiences need answered.

01

Service architecture

Private label, white label, custom production and distribution receive clear paths within the wider corporate story.

02

Corporate credibility

Company positioning and experience are presented before visitors move into detailed services and products.

03

Brand and product discovery

Brand pages and featured products give the business tangible evidence beyond corporate statements.

04

Search-ready structure

Dedicated service, corporate, brand and policy pages give crawlers and answer engines clearer context.

What this work demonstrates

Complex businesses become stronger when their digital structure feels simple.

The live Misima Group website shows QCT Studio’s full-project approach: understand the business model, organise its information and turn it into a clear, usable corporate experience.

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