Express Logistics

About the Express Logistics website

Express Logistics is a customs agent and freight forwarder in Seychelles. Its visitors are importers and exporters who want to know what the company handles and how to start a shipment.

A logistics website is judged on clarity: services, process and contact details should be obvious in seconds.

The brief

DUMMY: What Express Logistics needed from its website.

What I did on the Express Logistics website

DUMMY: Design, build, photography, video, SEO: say which you did. Screenshots to be added.

The result

DUMMY: Add outcomes if you have them.

A website for your logistics business

For logistics and freight websites, see EMPIRE|WEB.

How I build websites like Express Logistics

Every website I build starts with what visitors need to do and how to make that easy. I design the layout and visual style, build the site in WordPress so the client can edit their own content, optimise images and pages for speed on mobile, and set up the on-page SEO so the site can be found. Where a project calls for it, I also supply the photography and video. This project follows that approach. To see more of my work, browse the web design portfolio, or contact me about your own website.

What I look at first

Before designing anything I look at who visits, which device they use and what they came to do. For most small and medium businesses that means a phone, a quick question and a need to find contact details fast. I keep the structure simple, write short and clear headings, and make the main action, whether that is to call, enquire or book, visible on every page. Good photography and a light page weight then do the rest, because visitors leave slow or confusing sites within seconds, and search engines notice that too.