alternicq.com
Alternicq home page on desktop
Alternicq home page on mobile
Alternicq
Limited
Website UX &
Usability Audit
November 2026
Desktop and mobile review of alternicq.com
KPMG.com/in

Scope and approach

What we covered

  • Home, About (company, leadership)
  • 11 industry pages and 7 product pages
  • Product Finder
  • Innovation and Sustainability
  • 8 Investor Relations pages
  • News (blogs, press, events) and Contact
  • 4 legal pages

How we tested

  • Heuristic review against Nielsen's 10 usability principles
  • A buyer finding a suitable bottle and enquiring
  • An investor finding a disclosure or report
  • A first-time visitor working out what Alternicq does
  • Desktop at 1366 × 768 and 1440 × 900; phone at 375 px

Reviewed 26 Oct 2026, rechecked 12 Nov 2026. Not covered: testing with real users and analytics funnels.

Severity scale

CriticalStops a visitor completing a task
HighCauses confusion or lost trust
MediumAdds friction
LowPolish

Who visits (performance report, Aug–Oct 2026)

5,074
visitors, mostly from India
53 / 47
% desktop / mobile; tablet under 0.5%
75%
on Chrome or Chrome Mobile
99 / 97
desktop / mobile experience score

Product Finder

Product Finder cards with checkerboard placeholder images
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Product Finder, first results page at 1440 × 900 (12 Nov 2026).

Fix: add photos (top 200 sellers first, a category illustration meanwhile), customer-facing names with the SKU as a second line, and units on every spec.
1

No photos Critical

Every one of the 1,612 products uses the same checkerboard image, so buyers can't judge shape, finish or size.

2

Unreadable names Critical

Names are SKU codes such as "Dia26 SSN 3S - 12.0g Preform_78.0mm_MMN-32-M477-02D", with typos like "1 Gallen".

3

No units High

"Neck 110", "Weight 150" and "Fill Volume 3875" leave buyers guessing mm, g or ml.

Also

The segment filter leaves out PCR resin and both pharma ranges, so those products cannot be found through the Finder.

Investor Relations

Corporate Governance page with only a banner

Corporate Governance: a banner and breadcrumb, nothing else.

Disclosures list showing PDF file names

Disclosures: PDF file names used as document titles.

What's missing

  • Corporate Governance: no content
  • Events: table headings, no events
  • Investor Presentations: no documents

Why it matters

Analysts and shareholders treat the IR section as the official record. Empty pages read as missing disclosures, not missing design.

Fix: hide each page until it has at least one document, or show "Documents will be published here" with the investor contact email.

Product Finder on desktop

At 1366 × 768 the search panel fills 75% of the screen and the result count sits on the bottom edge.

Product Finder at 1366 by 768 with no products visible

Today: the first screen at 1366 × 768.

Wireframe comparing the current and proposed Finder layout

Proposed: drawn to the same scale.

1

Short title band

About 160–200 px instead of 573 px.

2

One filter row

Search and three filters at 44–48 px, sticky while scrolling.

3

Results first

First row of products on screen; "Contact us" moves below the results.

Desktop layout

Home page hero carousel dots, shown enlarged

Home hero carousel dots, enlarged 3×.

Carousel dots too small to click Medium

Dots on the home hero, AVINYA and "Alternicq in action" are 7–10 px, well under the 24 px minimum in WCAG 2.2. Picking slide 2 or 3 is fiddly, and AVINYA's dots have no labels.

About page intro paragraphs spanning the full width

Body text runs the full width Medium

About, the product and industry intro bands, PCR Resin, Innovation and legal pages run to 90–140 characters per line; 60–75 is comfortable.

Fix: give carousel dots a click area of at least 24 px with labels, and cap body text at about 70 characters per line.

Content and clarity

AbbreviationMeaningUnexplained on
MTPAMetric tonnes per annumHome hero, About
PCRPost-consumer recycled (plastic)Most pages
P&DPumps & dispensersHome stats
HFWF / CSDHot-fill/warm-fill / carbonated soft drinksPreform tiles

The site uses over 60 abbreviations, and most are never spelled out. Procurement teams, investors, journalists and job seekers meet them without explanation. Four examples are shown above.

Fix: spell out each term on first use on every page, add tooltips, and link a short glossary from the footer.
Alternicq in numbers section with P&D and MTPA

Home: "P&D" and "MTPA" with no explanation.

PET Preforms product tiles labelled HFWF and CSD

PET Preforms: tiles labelled "HFWF" and "CSD".

Small inconsistencies

1

Conflicting numbers

Home and About say 30 manufacturing sites; product and industry pages say 29 facilities. PET Preforms says 5 locations while its own filter shows 6.

Home page stat: 30 manufacturing sites

Home: 30 sites

PET Preforms stats: 5 manufacturing locations

PET Preforms: 5 locations

PET Preforms locations panel: 29 facilities, Preforms 6

Same page: 29 facilities, 6 for Preforms

2

Sections without an introduction

The Investor Relations landing page and Events & Exhibitions open straight into cards. One line on what each section offers would orient visitors.

3

The brand change is easy to miss

"From Manjushree to Alternicq" sits far down the home page. A one-line "formerly Manjushree Technopack" near the top would reassure returning customers.

Fix: keep key figures in one place so every page agrees, add a one-line intro to each section page, and mention the former name near the top of the home page.

Prioritised action plan

#ActionFixesOwnerEffort
1Add product photos, top 200 sellers first; use a category illustration meanwhileProduct FinderProduct + webHigh
2Give products customer-facing names; keep the SKU as a second lineProduct FinderProductMedium
3Add units to Finder specs; add PCR resin and pharma to the segment filterProduct FinderWebLow
4Hide empty IR pages or add a "will be published here" note; tidy file namesInvestor RelationsIR + webMedium
5Redesign the Finder's desktop layout (see wireframe) and speed up its first loadFinderWebMedium
6Refine desktop layouts for inner pages (carousel controls, text width)DesktopDesign + webMedium
7Spell out abbreviations; add tooltips and a glossaryContentContentMedium
8Align facility and location counts across pagesContentContentLow