Ocean Voyage Logistics
A B2B stevedoring operator's website, rebuilt to turn terminal-operator enquiries into quotes.
Ocean Voyage Logistics Services runs stevedoring, container and cargo handling, and skilled labour for shipping lines, ports, terminals, CFS and ICDs at JNPT / Nhava Sheva, Maharashtra. Their buyers are terminal and logistics operators evaluating a vendor's equipment, crews, and track record before they hand over cargo.
Stevedoring is dense, equipment- and compliance-heavy B2B work, and the old site had no way to communicate any of that. Procurement teams need to see the fleet, the service scope, and a clear way to get a quote — not generic logistics stock photography and a contact form that goes nowhere.
6 services
Container, bulk, project/ODC, labour, and terminal ops, each with its own page
9 machines
Fleet catalogued by name, make, and capacity
7 clients
Terminal and logistics operator logos on the homepage
4 steps
Enquiry-to-handover process made explicit for every buyer
What we did
Fleet and scale, up front
The numbers terminal operators actually vet — TEUs handled, people employed, machines owned, operator clients served — lead the homepage, backed by a dedicated equipment section listing every reach stacker, crane, and handler by name and capacity.
One path from enquiry to handover
A four-step process — tell us the cargo, we plan the job, we handle it, handover — gives buyers a concrete model of how a job runs, closing with plain-language FAQ and a direct call/email CTA instead of a buried contact form.
Industrial material, not stock photography
Real jobsite photography — lashed flat-racks, coil stacks, crane lifts — paired with a bold condensed display face and a deep ocean-navy palette, so the site reads as heavy-industry credibility rather than a generic logistics template.
Built with
- Next.jsFast, SEO-friendly marketing pages for a site that lives or dies on search and referral traffic.
- Tailwind CSSConsistent spacing and a disciplined navy/white system across every page.
- LenisSmooth scroll to match the scroll-reveal section transitions throughout.
- next/fontBig Shoulders for display headlines, Plus Jakarta Sans for body — self-hosted, zero layout shift.
A stevedoring operator's website doesn't need to be flashy — it needs to prove, in the first scroll, that the fleet and the crew are real. That's what we built.
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