I need a website created for a freight forwarding company

250.0 GBP

250.0 GBP peopleperhour Technology & Programming Overseas
1 days ago

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I seek a qualified developer to design and build a website for my freight forwarding enterprise. The site must provide prospective clients with pertinent information regarding the services offered while effectively projecting the brand identity and values of reliability, efficiency and trust.
Key pages should incorporate descriptive headers, compelling imagery and crisp copy detailing the range of transportation and logistical solutions available both domestically and abroad. Streamlined navigation and logical taxonomy will optimize user experience.
Additionally, a contact form with captcha and an interactive rate calculator connected to the booking system backend are essential. Professional layout and responsive design across devices is imperative. Analytics integration and basic SEO optimization should feature. Content should be error-free, concise and address common client queries directly.
The finished site must impress both on desktop and mobile, clearly communicating our expertise in global freight while exuding an air of credibility and convenience. Quality, on-brand content and polished presentation are of utmost importance in winning new business and cementing client loyalty in this competitive sphere. I welcome proposals from developers confident in their abilities to translate my vision into a digital identity making waves industry-wide.

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