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SBB Logistics

A marketing site for a road-haulage dispatch platform. Freight is linear, origin to destination, so scrolling the page is the journey.

SBB Logistics website: “Every truck. Every load. One board.” beside a lorry on a wet motorway
SBB Logistics website on a phone
Status
Live website
Sector
European road haulage and dispatch
Built with
Next.js 16, Tailwind CSS v4, Motion, Lenis
Scope
Website design, Motion, Rate calculator, Front-end build

SBB is a dispatch platform for European road haulage that puts every trailer, its load and its price on one board. The website explains the product the way a dispatcher thinks about the day: where the trucks are, what they carry, and what the next lane costs.

A waybill rail runs down the page and fills as you scroll, with checkpoints stamping as each section passes. The pricing section is the quiet one on purpose, because it is a working tool.

  1. 01

    Scrolling is the trip

    A fixed rail fills with progress and an odometer counts the kilometres. Checkpoints are measured from the real section positions, so the marker always tells the truth. On phones it becomes a thin progress bar.

  2. 02

    A working rate calculator

    Pick a lane, load type, equipment and weight, and every line of the quote updates as you type, including the fuel surcharge a customer always asks about.

  3. 03

    The board, previewed

    A fleet overview shows units in transit, utilisation and live loads in the same visual language as the site, so the product and its marketing feel like one thing.

  4. 04

    Lanes that move

    Scheduled corridors from Rotterdam to Munich, Antwerp to Barcelona and more travel sideways as you scroll, each with distance, transit time and an indicative price.

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