Logistics company website
A website for a US logistics company, rebuilt on a headless CMS: pricing tiers, a service-area map, case studies, a blog, a project brief form, and a driver application that collects documents.
- Type
- Client system, anonymized
- Industry
- Logistics and transportation
- Our part
- Design and engineering
- Content the team edits in the CMS
- Services, prices and case studies
- A map of where they operate
- Customer briefs and driver applications
The problem
The company needed one site that does two jobs: win customers and hire drivers. It had to explain the services and prices, show where the company operates, and take both project briefs and driver applications, with content the team can change without a developer.
What we built
- Pricing tiers, case studies, team, testimonials and FAQs, all edited by the team in Payload CMS
- A service-area map built with Mapbox
- A driver application that collects the driver’s details and documents
- A project brief form for new customers, and a blog
How we built it
We rebuilt the site on Next.js with Payload CMS and PostgreSQL, modeled every section as content the team can edit, and handled the whole build: the content model, the front end, the forms and the map.
Stack
- Next.js
- Payload CMS
- PostgreSQL
- Mapbox
The result
Built between May and August 2026, with every page, price, case study and post editable by the team in the CMS.
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