Transport modes
Separate sea freight, air freight and customs clearance in the service overview.
A complete service story without a complicated decision journey

Freight services involve detailed terminology, but visitors still need to understand quickly whether the company covers the route and support they need.
We used transport imagery for context while letting the service hierarchy lead. Supporting information and quotation paths appear throughout the journey without overwhelming each page with buttons.
A hierarchy for sea, air and customs services
A recognisable visual direction connected to logistics
Mobile navigation and comfortable touch targets
A content structure ready for practical FAQs
Explore the information structure and user journeys delivered in this project.
Inspect the live websiteSeparate sea freight, air freight and customs clearance in the service overview.
Describe import/export documentation and door-to-door transport alongside the main services.
The quotation interface asks for company information and shipping requirements.
Display the sales email and telephone in the contact section and footer.

See how information hierarchy and design work together.

Imagery and service cards let buyers start with the transport mode relevant to their shipment.

Specialist services sit near a quotation call to action, making the next step clear.
Share the context, outcome and what the current site cannot do. We will help order the questions before design begins.
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