The Brief
ECSA, a European network of customs service providers, came with a designer's mockup. We built the live website from it, content included, and ECSA's own team now edits it.
ECSA Customs
ECSA is a European network of customs service providers. Their designer drew the site, we built every page from those designs and wrote the content with them, and ECSA's own team now keeps the text up to date in our app.
What We Built for ECSA
1
Built to Their Design
ECSA's designer provided the visuals for every page. We built each page to match them and made every layout work on phone, tablet and desktop alike, so the design holds at any screen size.
2
Service Pages
Nine service areas each have their own page with the same structure, so visitors can compare them at a glance. A new service area is added by copying an existing page and filling in its text, with no developer involved.
3
Their Industry's Words
We wrote the content together with ECSA, using the terms and examples the customs trade uses, so members and their customers recognise their own work. The contact form asks the questions ECSA's team needs answered before they reply.
Built in the Nodebrush app, where the site is designed, hosted and edited. We also host ECSA's Discourse forum.
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