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Delivery — Freight / B2B Logistics Landing

An enterprise freight and B2B logistics landing page built with vanilla HTML, CSS and JS. An industrial slate-and-amber hero leads into mode-flexible services (FTL, LTL, intermodal rail, warehousing), an animated fleet and network stat band, a real-time visibility console with a predictive ETA countdown and a live shipment status tracker, enterprise customer logos with a testimonial, and a validated request-a-quote form. A heavy-duty, map-forward layout that feels built for shippers who can't miss a dock window.

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Freight / B2B Logistics Landing

A full marketing landing page for a fictional asset-based carrier, Ironline Freight. The design leans heavy-duty and enterprise: an industrial slate (#1e293b) base, safety amber (#f59e0b) accents and a condensed display typeface (Oswald) over Inter body text. The sticky navigation carries a scrolling status ticker, a phone number and a request-a-quote CTA, and collapses into a mobile drawer below 760px.

The hero pairs an uppercase headline with a live “Network Pulse” panel: a CSS-grid map placeholder with an SVG route between Atlanta, Memphis and Dallas, plus an animated truck marker that follows the path and rotates to face its heading. Below it, an animated stat band counts up coverage, fleet size, hub count and annual freight volume as it scrolls into view. The services grid lays out FTL, LTL, intermodal rail and warehousing with icons, feature checklists and “get pricing” buttons that preselect the matching service in the quote form.

The real-time visibility section drops onto a dark slate background with a shipment console: a big predictive-ETA countdown that ticks every second, a step status tracker with done/active states, decrementing miles-remaining and a cycling status pill. Enterprise logos and a customer testimonial precede a request-a-quote form that validates 5-digit ZIPs and a work email inline, with a toast helper confirming submission. Scroll-reveal, counters and the moving truck all respect prefers-reduced-motion.

Illustrative UI only — fictional brand, not a real delivery service.