Bramley & Son
A two-van plumbing and heating firm that gets most of its work from emergency call-outs but makes most of its money from bathroom installs.
See the build →Our work · Removal Companies · Exeter
Swiftmove Removals & Storage
A family removals firm with three lorries and a containerised storage unit on the edge of Exeter. Customers book six to eight weeks ahead, usually before their completion date is even fixed, and the firm loses jobs because its site asks for a phone call during the working day when buyers are at work.
Why it looks like this.
People plan a house move in the evenings, weeks before they have a completion date. The Swiftmove hero is a bento board of everything they want to know that night. A livery-orange tile carries 'Moving house? Get a quote tonight.' in heavy Schibsted Grotesk, with 'tonight' on a strip of black tape. Beside it, a tall charcoal map tile draws a route from A in Exeter to B in Bristol while a little van drives along it and the mileage counts up. A Blender film shows kraft boxes dropping onto a pallet one by one, then the full pallet gliding off towards the lorry. Smaller tiles hold a quick-estimate toggle, 'surveys until 9pm' and the firm's own orange van. Further down, prices are printed as parcel labels with job references and barcodes. A charcoal timeline fills in as you scroll through what happens when the chain moves, and evening video-survey slots sit in a grid. Storage is priced at £30 a week over a warehouse photo. DM Mono gives the labels the feel of a dispatch note.
Palette
Packing Paper#F2EFE8
Tailgate Charcoal#1D2024
Livery Orange#FF5A1F
Kraft Dust#E9E2D4
Cab Grey#2A2E33
Typography
- Display
- Archivo
- Body
- Archivo + DM Mono
On the page
- Hero bento
- Prices
- Moving dates
- Video survey
- Storage
- Get a quote
What this build does differently.
Bento hero with a route map that draws itself from A to B
The whole offer, from route and crew to packing, price and van, is taken in within one screen.
Blender film of boxes stacking on a pallet
Shows the packing service at work and gives the page a memorable signature.
Prices as parcel labels with job references
A visible range keeps Swiftmove on the shortlist while people compare quotes.
"When dates move" timeline that fills as you scroll
Buyers can't control their completion date, and this shows exactly how a provisional booking is handled.
Evening video-survey slot grid and a five-field quote form
People can book around their working day and get a price by 9am.
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