Logistics company website
Corporate logistics company website on Bitrix
A corporate logistics website that explains route coverage, warehouse operations and terminal capabilities, then collects the inputs required for an accurate B2B quote.
Problem and effect
What was built and what the business received
A case is not only a screen. It should show the business problem, solution architecture, result after launch and DevAstro responsibility area.
What had to be solved
Package a logistics company into a clear B2B website where routes, warehouses, service capabilities and the request path are understandable without sales calls.
How the working system was assembled
We designed a Bitrix-based corporate website with clear service architecture, route pages, warehouse infrastructure, request forms and SEO-ready content structure.
What the business received
The proposed website gives clients a clear view of route geography and warehouse capabilities, then collects a more complete quote request in fewer steps.
What DevAstro was responsible for
DevAstro handled page structure, UX, UI, responsive interface, Bitrix content blocks, lead forms and SEO-oriented page logic.
Solution breakdown
How the key screens and scenarios work
The B2B structure answers the questions that matter before contact: where the operator works, which warehouse services are available and what data the logistics team needs to calculate a shipment.
Transport routes and network map
The routes page turns a generic company promise into a practical logistics scenario with route coverage, timing and delivery focus.
Warehouse infrastructure and terminals
The warehouse page presents class A infrastructure, WMS processes, terminal geography and related storage capabilities.
Quote request and lead qualification
The request form collects route, cargo, dates and additional services in a structured B2B flow instead of a generic callback form.
Mobile version for decision makers
The mobile layout keeps the core actions visible: review routes, open warehouse information, leave a request and contact the logistics team.
Technical system
Architecture, stack and growth foundation
The stack is chosen for business scenarios: website speed, manageable content, external integrations, analytics, SEO and further support.
Not a technology list, but a working system
A website or service should be easy to evolve: add pages, connect APIs, launch SEO and paid traffic without breaking user scenarios.
Discuss a similar task
Need a corporate website that explains logistics and brings qualified leads?
We will help structure services, route pages, warehouse capabilities, lead forms, Bitrix content blocks and the first launch stage.
