AI tools have moved past the hype phase. For smaller businesses, the question is no longer whether the technology is real, but where to start using it.
Most companies already have a website. Whether it brings in enquiries comes down to speed, the words customers search for, clear copy and simple design.
Tullfokus is a Swedish customs broker that handles import, export and transit declarations for companies. We replaced their old platform with a fast website in Swedish and English, where each service has its own page and the right contact is a click away.
The design is structured and professional, suited to a firm that advises companies on Swedish customs. It is built on Tullfokus's own logo and colours, and works the same on a phone as on a computer.
We worked with Tullfokus on the text for every service, from import and export declarations and transit to tariff classification and certificates of origin. Each one is written for a reader who needs an answer quickly, in Swedish and in English.
Every service and the contact page are a click or two from any page, through the menu and the list of services at the foot of each service page. A visitor who lands on the wrong service finds the right one without going back to the start.
The contact form asks for the details Tullfokus needs up front, so customers don't have to explain their case twice. Each message is emailed to the team and kept in the inbox in our app, with spam held apart.
Built in the Nodebrush app, where the site is designed, hosted and edited.
We designed and built the website for CNXION, a Swedish company that makes software for customs and logistics. The site explains what the product does to the people who use it, and how the technology works to the people who have to trust it.
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.
