APARC
An energetic blue-and-orange website for APARC, a Mumbai water park attractions manufacturer, built around real installation photography and wave-shaped section dividers.
APARC is a Mumbai-based water park attractions manufacturer and part of the Polin Group, and its website at aparc.in uses an energetic blue-and-orange palette with wavy section dividers that echo water motion throughout the page. The homepage hero is a striking action photograph of a child mid-splash beneath a themed water play structure, with a bold "Joyful Experience" headline set directly over the image in clean white type.
Two-column Infrastructure and Design & Engineering cards follow, pairing real manufacturing-floor and rendering photography with concise copy, and a bulleted service list gives buyers a quick sense of design capability. A wide aerial photograph of an actual water slide installation under the "Signature" heading is a genuinely strong piece of proof-of-work imagery.
The products section uses five rounded image tiles, Waterslides, AquaTowers, Spray Attractions, Water Movers and Resorts & Campgrounds, each a real installation photo with a bold label overlay, giving an immediate visual index of APARC's attraction range. A blue quote-request form and footer close the homepage.
The About Us page introduces a twelve-item "Why Aparc" icon grid in matching orange hexagons, a tidy way to present differentiators like technical capability and global references. Further down the page, however, several alternating photo-and-caption rows show caption text rendering as barely visible pale text against a light background, making a handful of section headings hard to read; the photography itself throughout these rows remains sharp and impressive.
The contact page keeps four solid-orange info cards for address, phone, email and opening hours, over a full-width water park photo strip, alongside a straightforward enquiry form. Typography favours a confident, rounded sans-serif for headings. On mobile, the tiles and info cards restack into a single column, and the wave dividers scale down gracefully, so the playful brand feel largely carries through despite the faint-caption issue.