Zammler Group already had a main website in Kazakhstan, but the freight business needed its own home with a clear offer. It speaks to two audiences: companies that need cargo moved across Kazakhstan and carriers the company wants to partner with. The site explains the services, takes carrier applications, maps the order pickup points and runs an industry blog, in Russian and Kazakh.
Visual style
Zammler's teal, lots of white space and real photos of the fleet and warehouses. The hero uses a photo mosaic and a row of route markers.
Mobile version
On phones the mosaic moves under the headline, the menu collapses into a burger and the long carrier form becomes a single column.
Goals
- 01Separate the freight businessGive road freight its own address and offer while keeping the link to Zammler Group.
- 02Serve two audiencesServices and contacts for shippers; partnership terms and a short path to apply for carriers.
- 03Collect carrier applicationsThe form answers a dispatcher's first questions: how many trucks, what payload, van type, where they operate.
- 04Show where orders are acceptedPickup points in Kazakhstan's cities on a map with a city selector.
Key solutions
FTL service page
Full truckload shipping: what it is, which cities the company covers, what cargo it carries. Groupage (LTL) has its own page.
Carrier application
"I want to be a carrier" form: name, company, phone, email, legal form, vehicle ownership, number of trucks, payload, van type and route type (city or nationwide). Phone input uses a mask.
Contacts and map
A city selector and list of order pickup points next to a Google map, followed by the carrier block.
Blog
Company news and logistics articles in dated cards with cover images.
Integrations and stack
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