A corporate website: forty-four blocks, ten form scenarios and news from LinkedIn
Forty-four ready blocks, ten form scenarios, and company posts from LinkedIn arrive in the news on their own. A manager assembles any page without a developer.
Context
The company ships parcels from the USA to more than thirty countries, forwards purchases from American stores and runs a corporate line of business. Three audiences, three websites — international shipping, package forwarding and this one — and one system behind them that the sites take tariffs, statuses and requests from. The shipping calculator on the site is a separate case.
What was built
A page builder. Forty-four ready blocks — the same builder as on the international shipping website: hero, services, customs rules, partners, team, vacancies, calculator, quote request, pickup request. A manager assembles any page from them and no developer is needed.
Ten form scenarios. Contact, vacancies, two-step partnership separately for companies and for individuals, requests for air freight, warehousing and humanitarian cargo, a pickup request, webinar registration, subscriptions to news and to vacancies. Each has its own validation and its own thank-you.
News. Company posts from LinkedIn are pulled into the news section automatically.
