Concept project · Transport and maritime
Kadeborg Heavy Logistics
A heavy transport website that answers the first question straight away: can this load go by road?
Concept · fictional company
The commercial question
Heavy transport companies mostly show scale and ask visitors to get in touch. Project managers with an oversized machine or transformer first want to know whether their load fits the road, needs a permit or is better off on the water, and which data the planner needs from them.
Who it is for
Project managers at machine builders, EPC contractors and energy and infrastructure projects, plus freight forwarders; logistics and HSE are involved in the decision.
Desktop and mobile
Design choices
- Enterprise look in white and deep navy, with safety yellow only as a small accent and water blue reserved for barge legs
- Large full-width photo hero of an exceptional road transport, with a figures band and photo cards
- Classic top navigation with one primary 'Request transport' button and a full-screen mobile menu
- Public Sans in sentence case with tabular figures; route schematics kept clean inside the content
From first visit to enquiry
What we built and what works
Pages: Home · Services · Fleet · Projects · Demonstration project · How we plan · Transport request
- Transport request with validation, live classification, route schematic, summary and back-and-edit
- Fleet filters by type and capacity with empty state and spec dialog
- Cargo data sheet as a downloadable PDF
- Mobile menu with focus management and Esc
What the design is meant to do
Designed to turn a vague 'please contact us' into a structured request with the right cargo data, while being transparent that an early classification is not a permit check or a quote.
Concept project by FOR3. The company, people, projects and figures are fictional, and no results are claimed. Forms on the concept site are demonstrations: nothing is sent or stored.
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