Discovery & content planning
Define your audience, service structure and content responsibilities. Agree up to five pages, for example Home, About, Services, a service detail and Contact.
Primary commercial service
Your business deserves a website that makes things clear.
Professional websites for businesses across industries. Explain your services clearly and give prospective customers a useful route to an enquiry, with particular insight into freight, logistics and trade.
Plan your websiteBAY / FREIGHT — STUDIO CONCEPT
BAY / FREIGHTServices Enquiries
FREIGHT FORWARDINGClear routes.
Clear next steps.Explore the concept
Clear next steps.Explore the concept
Sea freightAir freightCustoms
Original studio concept · Fictional business, not client work
01 / Overview
A business website.
With a practical purpose.
Help visitors understand your services, coverage and requirements before they enquire. We organise the content around the questions that matter to your business.
For freight and trade, that might mean distinct sea and air freight pages, clear customs information, or an enquiry flow that asks for the right shipment details.
02 / Proposed deliverables
From discovery to handover.
Proposed starter scope: up to five agreed pages. Deliverables, revision rounds and terms are confirmed in writing.
Responsive design & build
Develop the agreed pages for mobile, tablet and desktop, with readable layouts, semantic structure and visible keyboard focus.
Enquiry & quotation forms
Agree standard fields and a real delivery destination. Configure and test submission before describing a form as live. No instant freight-rate calculation is included.
Basic on-page SEO
Descriptive titles, metadata, headings and crawlable page content. No guarantee of search rankings, traffic or enquiries.
Agreed revision rounds
Confirm the number of rounds and what each covers in writing. Consolidated feedback keeps changes focused; extra rounds or new features are separately scoped.
Launch & handover
Complete agreed checks, deployment setup and handover guidance. Confirm domain, hosting, access and ongoing care arrangements before launch.
03 / Original studio concept
Explore a freight website in action.
BAY / FREIGHT is fictional. Original studio concept, not commissioned client work.
Freight forwarding / Website concept
Clear routes.
Clear next steps.
Discover services first. Then start a structured conversation about the shipment.
Sea freight / Example service page
Explain container options, shipment requirements and coverage using information supplied by the business. Ask about origin, destination and cargo before quoting.
Air freight / Example service page
Make timing, cargo dimensions and handling requirements easy to communicate. Coverage and service commitments would need the forwarder’s approval.
Customs / Example service page
Clarify the documentation needed for a clearance enquiry. Regulatory guidance and clearance commitments must come from the operating business.
A clear enquiry starts with the essentials.
- Choose a serviceExplore the shipment requirements.
- Outline the routeIdentify origin and destination.
- Prepare the detailsCargo and contact information follow.
Design decisions: separate services, readable hierarchy, structured enquiry fields. This is visual and interaction evidence of the concept, not evidence of customer results.
04 / SPECIALIST INDUSTRY EXAMPLES
Built around the questions customers ask.
Freight forwarding
Separate air, sea and road services, coverage and the information needed for a shipment enquiry.
Customs & clearing
Present approved documentation requirements and a clear contact route without inventing regulatory advice.
Warehousing, transport & trade
Explain facilities, service areas or sourcing capabilities using information you can substantiate.
05 / Delivery
A shared path to launch.
- 01
Understand
Discuss the business, audience and website purpose. You provide accurate service information and assets.
- 02
Define
Agree up to five pages, features, revision rounds, responsibilities and a realistic schedule.
- 03
Build & review
We implement the agreed design. You supply consolidated feedback at the defined review points.
- 04
Launch & handover
You approve publication and provide access. We complete agreed checks and hand over the essentials.
06 / Scope & responsibilities
Clear commitments before the first build.
Pages & content
Agreed scope: Up to five agreed pages in the proposed starter scope; supplied and approved business information.
Separate agreement or excluded: Additional pages, extensive copywriting, translation or content production.
Forms
Agreed scope: Standard enquiry or quotation fields; agreed endpoint, privacy wording and delivery testing.
Separate agreement or excluded: Live rates, shipment tracking, complex CRM connections, customer accounts or payment systems.
Revisions & support
Agreed scope: Defined revision rounds, launch checks and handover.
Separate agreement or excluded: Unlimited revisions, ongoing maintenance or an unspecified response-time commitment.
07 / Practical FAQs
Before we begin.
Is five pages a fixed package?
It is a proposed starting scope. The page list, deliverables and terms require confirmation and written agreement. Larger or different requirements are scoped separately.
Will the quotation form calculate freight prices?
A standard quotation form gathers information for a human response. Instant rates, carrier integrations and shipment tracking are outside the proposed starter scope.
How long does a website take?
A schedule is agreed after scope, content readiness and review responsibilities are known. There is no universal turnaround promise.
Can you maintain it after launch?
Website care is a supporting capability, subject to confirmed platform access and maintenance arrangements. It is agreed separately from the build.
08 / Next step
Make your services easier to understand.
Tell us about your business and what your website needs to do.
Discuss your website
Use the project enquiry form, or email hello@99bays.com.