Vedam

A modern and functional website was developed for a moving services provider, combining informative content with a custom-built e-commerce solution. The main goal of the project was to create a user-friendly platform that simplifies both moving service requests and the rental or purchase of moving-related products in one place.

A custom moving request form was implemented, allowing users to quickly and clearly select the services they need. In addition, automated email workflows, CRM integration, and Google API for address input were implemented, ensuring efficient communication, more accurate data entry, and customer information management.

A custom e-commerce and moving boxes rental solution was developed, combining functionality of allowing customers to rent and purchase various products within a single cart and a single order process. Customers can choose delivery or local pickup, as well as complete payments online.

The website also includes multiple individual upsell strategies designed to encourage users to choose the company’s core service - moving with a professional team - while simultaneously increasing additional purchases and rentals of storage boxes and packaging materials.

The website includes a user-friendly administration panel where the administrator and marketing manager can independently edit content, manage products, monitor orders, and track payment statuses. This allows the platform to be easily maintained and updated on a daily basis without additional technical involvement.

The design was developed according to the company’s established brand guidelines in cooperation with one of the leading business branding companies in Latvia – Asketic and Miķelis Baštiks who also created the Brand visuals and guidelines for brand Vedam. Custom illustrated icons tailored to the brand identity were created to clearly communicate services and maintain a consistent visual style throughout the website. The platform was developed in three languages - Latvian, English, and Russian to cover local market here in Baltic States.