Website for a logistics company
A site that explains routes, timelines and terms clearly enough that clients don't have to call to check. With structured enquiry forms, case studies and multiple languages for cross-border work.
Logistics and freight
What a logistics site needs
What we cover
Clear service lanes
Routes, timelines and conditions presented so a call isn't needed to clarify them.
Enquiries with cargo detail
The form collects dimensions, direction and cargo type — the manager sees context immediately.
Multiple languages
Russian, Uzbek and English — logistics rarely stops at one border.
What's included
How we work
We map your lanes, audience and how enquiries reach you today
We design the structure and the form around real cargo parameters
We build and populate the site
We launch, connect analytics and hand over access
Frequently asked
Do you have logistics experience?
Yes. We built the site for Renoda Logistics — a Chinese logistics company entering the Russian market: a corporate site with a content management system so news and cases could be updated without a developer. The project is in our portfolio.
Do we need a rate calculator on the site?
Not always. When rates depend on many conditions, collecting cargo parameters in a form and quoting manually is more honest — a calculator that returns an approximate figure creates more disputes than enquiries.
How many languages make sense?
For logistics in Uzbekistan, usually Russian and English at minimum, plus Uzbek if you work with local shippers. Each language gets its own page URL and hreflang.
Can we publish news ourselves?
Yes, that's standard — an admin panel for news, case studies and service lanes, no developer needed.
Shall we discuss your project?
Consultation is free. Tasks, work format and all questions are covered in the meeting.