Actually, the correct heading should be "The Clients". Three of the biggest logistics companies in the country had made the decision to join forces in building an all-around service in the industry of logistics, also called - 3pl & 4pl Logistics (Third & Fourth Party Logistics). To put it simply, they provide the three main aspects that are needed for the fulfillment of any supply chain. Warehousing, Transport & Courrier Services.
Problem
So what are the obstacles that arise from having three companies looking to work as a whole? The thing is they are still looking to be the best in their field alone, but at the same time if a client is looking for warehousing services he has to made aware of the possibility of him receiving a complete logistics solution. For example, if you're in a need of warehousing solution, you actually have to transport the goods to the warehouse right? Those types of logistics' micro services had to be pointed out in their web presence. Conclusion: Three different CEOs, looking to have their own websites, but all three had to be connected by their services.
Desktop Solution
UI & UX
Feb 2020 - March 2020
My solution was the following: No matter on which website the clients is, by clicking on the services button, they land on this three section module.
Here is a visual representation of how the solution works.
I also want you to take a closer look at the Contacts modal. Unlike the generally accepted concept for a contact section to be on a different page I decided to go with e custom modal that pops out by clicking on the contacts button on every single page. This comes in handy when you're browsing through lots of services. Another plus is there's no loading time... It just pops out if you need it, and once you're done with it you click outside of it and it closes. No need to leave the page. I actually have it on this portfolio website as well. Click "CONTACTS" and see it in action!
Mobile Version
UI & UX
Feb 2020 - March 2020
Whats interesting about the Mobile Version is the Custom Menu Button. It's a generally accepted practice to have it on the top right corner. But this does not seem radical enough... Too far for your thumb, which is not ideal for one-handed use.
