Logistics Website
Team Smith Logistics
Nine specialist transport services, made findable one service at a time.
- 9
- Named service lines
- 24/7
- Dispatch availability
- 3
- Counties covered
- 6
- Pages, one job each
Client
Team Smith Logistics
Year
2026
Surfaces
Web
Scope
Web Design · Development · Content · Local SEO
The brief
A Southern California transport and recovery operator — mobile EV charging, luxury vehicle transport, heavy recovery — given a site that names every service instead of hiding them behind 'logistics'.
Problem
A dealership needs vehicle transport, a stranded EV driver needs mobile charging, a construction firm needs equipment hauling. Described as 'logistics services', every one of those buyers bounces.
Solution
A service-led architecture where each capability gets its own named block, its own explanation and its own entry point — backed by a real gallery, an FAQ that answers dispatch questions, and service-area copy naming LA, Riverside and San Bernardino explicitly.
Outcome
- Every specialist service is a discoverable entry point rather than a line in a paragraph.
- Service areas named by county and city, serving the geographic search signal directly.
- A 24/7 dispatch-first conversion path — call now, from any position on the page.
Stack & integrations
Every screen, from the build
09 VIEWSThe full page
Designed as one continuous scroll.
Hover the frame to travel the entire page as a visitor sees it — every section, in order, at real proportions.
Hover to scroll the full page
