01
Service fit
Separate oversized, multimodal, standard road freight and remote-route intent when the business actually provides them.
Logistics
Website design for logistics and transportation companies
A customer rarely arrives asking for logistics in the abstract. They have a cargo, route, timing and constraints. We present your actual service coverage so they can describe the transport task clearly and request a relevant quote.
01 / Buyer questions
Which transport questions should a buyer answer before the first call?
02
Geography & routes
Make service geography and route logic explicit instead of hiding it in generic company text.
03
Operating proof
Use real equipment, loading, routes and case evidence rather than decorative stock claims.
04
Qualified request
Capture cargo, route, dimensions, timing and contact context when those fields are relevant.
02 / Evidence
Use published work as proof, not invented results.
01
RTK Logistics case
FORMODUS has a published case around complex logistics architecture, service intent and real operations.
02
Search architecture
Service and route pages connect commercial demand to the correct evidence.
03
SEO-safe change
Redesign work can include URL inventory, redirects, canonical checks and production QA.
04
Measurement
Track the landing context and inquiry quality instead of treating all traffic as equal.
FORMODUS
Make logistics services easier to evaluate
Services and coverage
Explain the logistics and transportation services you actually provide, the relevant routes and the type of customer each service fits.
Evidence for the buyer
Connect operational capabilities, published work and useful documents to the buyer’s questions. Keep commercial inquiry paths separate from unrelated recruitment or operational tools.
A relevant inquiry
Ask for the route, shipment or service requirements needed to assess a request. A clear brief helps your team respond without unnecessary exchanges.
03 / Delivery process
Take the visitor from a transport problem to a useful inquiry.
01
Services and routes
Confirm actual freight categories, operating geography and the requirements that define a suitable inquiry.
02
First-party evidence
Connect each capability to real operations, fleet information, certificates or published project references where available.
03
Search architecture
Assign distinct search intent to service pages, geography pages and useful explanatory material without inventing destinations.
04
Quote-request path
Ask for cargo, dimensions, route and timing only when those fields help qualify the customer's request.
05
QA and measurement
Check mobile journeys, form delivery, essential search metadata and consent-respecting analytics before release.
04 / FAQ
Before redesigning a logistics website.
Will the website include a transport quote calculator?
Only if a reliable tariff model, route conditions and data sources are supplied. Otherwise a structured inquiry is safer than an invented instant price.
Can you preserve existing SEO URLs?
We assess the current indexable pages and prepare URL mapping, redirect rules and release QA. No agency can guarantee identical search positions after a migration.
What do you need to estimate the project?
Your current website, service list, coverage, available operational evidence and the information required for a qualified quote request.
Published projects
Real websites, not invented outcomes.
Original snapshots from our portfolio. The live websites may have changed since capture.
B2B logistics servicesRTK Logisticsrtklogistics.ruView the project →
Forestry and industrial logisticsР-СНАБrs-logistics.ruView the project →
These cases document published B2B website work, not independently verified ranking or conversion gains.