Design for logistics and delivery companies
Freight forwarders, courier companies and fleet operators come to us with the same three problems: dispatch runs on spreadsheets and a WhatsApp group; customers call for status because there is no tracking page; six-figure quotes for a dispatch tool. Interfaces and identity, one voice.
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- directions on real screens
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- themes shipped by default
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- design system, this site
What logistics and delivery companies usually need
- Dispatcher UI designed for a second monitor
- Driver app for gloves and sunlight
Questions your buyers ask assistants
These are the queries where you should be the answer. Each one needs a page that answers it in the first paragraph, carries an author and a date, and is reachable by AI crawlers.
- [city] to [city] freight
- courier for [goods] in [country]
- fleet dispatch software
What we would ship first
- Brand systemsMarks, type, colour and the rules that stop the brand drifting in six months.
- Product interfacesSaaS and mobile screens designed with the empty states, errors and long names included.
- Design systemsTokens, components and documentation your engineers actually use. Light and dark from day one.
- Marketing sitesSites that read well, load fast and can be extended by whoever runs them next.
How the engagement runs
- Audit. What exists, what is inconsistent, what users trip over. Screenshots, not opinions.
- Directions. Three directions on real screens, not moodboards. You pick one.
- System. Tokens, components and templates, built in Figma and exported to code.
- Ship. We build it or pair with your engineers until it is live and consistent.
Software we already run for this sector
- Aqua Core OS. Two ledgers, because water plants are owed money and bottles.
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products of our own in production
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practices, each with a named lead
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reply time on every enquiry
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Questions people ask
- Have you worked with logistics and delivery companies before?
- Our own products serve this sector directly, and the scoping sprint is designed to learn your process in two weeks rather than assume it.
- Do you do logos only?
- Rarely. A mark without a system drifts within months. The brand sprint produces the mark and the rules together.
- Can you work inside our existing design system?
- Yes. The audit step tells you what to keep. We extend rather than replace where that is honest.
- Do you build what you design?
- Usually. Development is one of our three pillars, so the same team ships it.