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NORTHLINE · SUPPLY ATLAS
Logistics / supply
A logistics company website in the format of a supply atlas: a route map, a transport brief and a request in one calm path.
- For whomLogistics / supply
- StructureService site, 17 pages
- EnquiriesFour-step transport request
- Mobile versionSeparate, from 320 px
- Launch5–10 business days
- FormatMulti-page website
- Price$490
Who it is for
A company that runs regular supplies for manufacturers and retail chains: stable routes and repeating shipments. Its clients plan months ahead and value clarity more than quick promises.
How it sells
The route map on the first screen is already a choice: the client picks a pair of cities, sees the context and the questions to prepare for, and then opens the transport brief. Regular supplies, cargo and the request read as chapters of one atlas.
How it looks
Light paper and navy, a serif in section headings, margins with indexes and a permanent side panel on desktop. The first screen is a route map that scales and unfolds into the brief sheet as you scroll.
How it differs
The most editorial and “planned” option: it sells through the clarity of a route network, not through motion or cargo.
How enquiries work
Four-step transport request; the route, format and cargo type chosen on the map carry into the form. Demo form; sending is connected at launch.
In numbers
What’s inside
Specific elements built to drive sales.
- Map of three routes with a choice of city pair
- Transport brief sheet with a scroll transition
- City-pair pages with preparation questions
- Cargo reference and a preparation checklist
- Request with review and editing
All sections
The whole site
Click any frame to open it full size.
Mobile version
How it looks on a phone
Designed separately, not scaled down from the desktop version.
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