Laptop showing a website with the headline Right skills. Strong operations

New website

About the project

Insitepart is an operations and competence partner within logistics that creates efficient flows through specialized services in warehouse and terminal operations. The company needed a new website that clearly gathers and explains its broad offering.

services

Digital

client

Insitepart

Forklift driver in a high warehouse aisle full of boxes
Two mobile phones showing Insitepart's website: Right skills. Strong operations. and Challenge yourself, develop together
A woman in an Insitepart shirt drives a forklift between warehouse shelves full of cardboard boxes
A cardboard box on a conveyor belt in a large warehouse
Two mobile phones showing Insitepart's pages on operations solutions and operations services for warehouses and terminals
Two mobile phones showing Insitepart's website: Right skills. Strong operations. and Challenge yourself, develop together
A cardboard box on a conveyor belt in a large warehouse
A woman in an Insitepart shirt drives a forklift between warehouse shelves full of cardboard boxes
Two mobile phones showing Insitepart's pages on operations solutions and operations services for warehouses and terminals

Concept

We built a new website in Framer with a clear structure where each service area gets its own space while the whole is easy to understand. The site is built with reusable components and a CMS to easily grow with new services, training, and content.

Insitepart's mobile website featuring a quote from CEO Tobias Jonasson
The About Us page on Insitepart's website on mobile
Three pages from the Insitepart website on mobile: career, history, and offer
A laptop on a table shows Insitepart's page Mentorship Program for Female Logisticians



FAQ

Do you build both web and app?

Yes. Websites, apps, and digital services, from user research to production and operation.

The way of working looks the same regardless of technology. We start with the users' needs, develop and test a proposal, and then build in steps that can be released continuously rather than in a single large delivery.

We also take over services that someone else has built. We then start with a review of the code, content, and operation, so that you know what you have before we promise anything.

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Do you build both web and app?

Yes. Websites, apps, and digital services, from user research to production and operation.

The way of working looks the same regardless of technology. We start with the users' needs, develop and test a proposal, and then build in steps that can be released continuously rather than in a single large delivery.

We also take over services that someone else has built. We then start with a review of the code, content, and operation, so that you know what you have before we promise anything.

Read more

Do you build both web and app?

Yes. Websites, apps, and digital services, from user research to production and operation.

The way of working looks the same regardless of technology. We start with the users' needs, develop and test a proposal, and then build in steps that can be released continuously rather than in a single large delivery.

We also take over services that someone else has built. We then start with a review of the code, content, and operation, so that you know what you have before we promise anything.

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How do you make sure it is accessible?

WCAG is part of the build from the start, not an afterthought review. For legal requirements such as EAA, LPTT, and DOS, we connect the accessibility service.

In practice, this means that contrasts, keyboard navigation, heading structure, and screen reader support are handled when the interface is designed and coded, long before it is to be delivered.

We test continuously using both tools and by hand. Automated tests catch some of the requirements; the rest require someone to sit down with a keyboard and screen reader.

Read more

How do you make sure it is accessible?

WCAG is part of the build from the start, not an afterthought review. For legal requirements such as EAA, LPTT, and DOS, we connect the accessibility service.

In practice, this means that contrasts, keyboard navigation, heading structure, and screen reader support are handled when the interface is designed and coded, long before it is to be delivered.

We test continuously using both tools and by hand. Automated tests catch some of the requirements; the rest require someone to sit down with a keyboard and screen reader.

Read more

How do you make sure it is accessible?

WCAG is part of the build from the start, not an afterthought review. For legal requirements such as EAA, LPTT, and DOS, we connect the accessibility service.

In practice, this means that contrasts, keyboard navigation, heading structure, and screen reader support are handled when the interface is designed and coded, long before it is to be delivered.

We test continuously using both tools and by hand. Automated tests catch some of the requirements; the rest require someone to sit down with a keyboard and screen reader.

Read more

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