Types of Logistics Company Websites
Let's take a quick glimpse at the most common types of logistics company websites.
These online platforms usually do not have their own fleet and act as an intermediary between shippers and carriers.
Here are some pieces of advice for designers who are going to work on any of the above-mentioned types of websites.
Providers of logistics website design services should not forget that all the businesses prefer being put in the best light, as the first impression often plays a vital role.
Let the company speak with customers: use "Contact Us" forms throughout the website and/or links to the "Contact Us" page, and online chat software, thus prompting clients to send requests.
A businesses website design can affect how visitors perceive its brand, impact user behaviour such as time on site and most importantly conversions.
On a daily basis I audit websites for potential clients and often times hold back from letting them know how I truly feel about the current state of their website.
I’m not saying I’m perfect. If you looked up my very first website you’ll probably which makes no logical sense and breaks more than just the 10 items listed in this article.
That was over 15 years ago, when Yahoo was a major search engine, before smartphones existed and you only developed websites for desktops. Yes, I’m that old.
Since then I’ve created hundreds of websites. As a web developer part of your job should be adapt to trends and grow your skills. This way you can provide your clients with quality service that will allow them to gain the competitive edge.
While some of these items might seem minor, when combined they can make a significant difference in your web design’s user experience and overall online success.
