Web Design for Daventry's Logistics & Trade Businesses
DIRFT put Daventry on the national logistics map. Most of the businesses that grew around it are still running websites that look like a side project from 2016.
Daventry's commercial base leans heavily towards logistics, distribution, warehousing and the trades that supply them — a sector where reputation travels by word of mouth and the website is usually the last thing anyone gets round to. That works right up until a procurement contact looks the company up before signing anything.
We build from discovery rather than a template library: understanding who actually makes the buying decision, what they need to see to trust you, and how to get them from landing page to enquiry without three clicks of friction. Then we build it properly — mobile-first, sub-2-second load times, clean semantic code.
For firms tendering for contracts against larger competitors, a credible, fast, well-structured website is one of the cheapest ways to close the perceived gap. It doesn't need an enterprise budget — it needs to be built once, properly, rather than patched together from plugins.