One-Page Logistics Web Build
Budget: €250 – €750 EUR
I’m ready to launch a clean, single-page website that presents our logistics, fulfilment, and resale services to both companies and private individuals in a professional, industrial-yet-minimal style. Branding is already in hand, so your focus is on translating it into a responsive WordPress build that feels distinctly European and keeps B2B and B2C content clearly separated.
Structure & visual approach
• Hero: place the logo and slogan front-and-centre, add a concise service snapshot, and finish with a strong call-to-action button.
• Sections: “What we do”, “Services for companies”, “Services for individuals”, “Why choose us”, and a straightforward “Contact” block.
• Layout: a tidy grid-based arrangement that adapts smoothly to desktop, tablet, and mobile without relying on animations or heavy graphics.
Tech & delivery
I prefer WordPress for ease of future updates, though I’m open to hearing if a lean HTML route would serve the same clean result more efficiently. Either way, the end product must be production-ready and simple to deploy with no e-commerce layer.
Key deliverables
– Fully responsive one-page WordPress site (theme or child theme, custom template, and any required plugins)
– All content areas and grid styles implemented as outlined above
– Clean, documented code that’s easy to maintain
– Installation package or migration to my host, plus brief hand-off notes
If this brief aligns with your expertise in minimalist, corporate web design, I’d love to see how you’d bring it to life.
Structure & visual approach
• Hero: place the logo and slogan front-and-centre, add a concise service snapshot, and finish with a strong call-to-action button.
• Sections: “What we do”, “Services for companies”, “Services for individuals”, “Why choose us”, and a straightforward “Contact” block.
• Layout: a tidy grid-based arrangement that adapts smoothly to desktop, tablet, and mobile without relying on animations or heavy graphics.
Tech & delivery
I prefer WordPress for ease of future updates, though I’m open to hearing if a lean HTML route would serve the same clean result more efficiently. Either way, the end product must be production-ready and simple to deploy with no e-commerce layer.
Key deliverables
– Fully responsive one-page WordPress site (theme or child theme, custom template, and any required plugins)
– All content areas and grid styles implemented as outlined above
– Clean, documented code that’s easy to maintain
– Installation package or migration to my host, plus brief hand-off notes
If this brief aligns with your expertise in minimalist, corporate web design, I’d love to see how you’d bring it to life.