Peter Fast

Two website examples

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Two practical website examples: Martin’s Feed and FAST Strength.

Two implemented examples

Selected work

HTML · CSS · JavaScript · Responsive design

The problem

Translate a business’s services and experience into information a visitor can understand and act on.

My contribution

  • Researched visitor questions and organized service information.
  • Built responsive pages, navigation, and inquiry pathways; reviewed desktop, mobile, and keyboard behavior.

Evidence you can inspect

The two examples solve different information problems. Compare the visitor’s question, then inspect the individual case or implemented coaching site.

Martin’s Feed

“Which logistics service fits my shipment?” Dedicated transportation, warehousing, transload, and cross-border pages explain the service mix. Driver recruitment has its own path.

Explore the logistics case

FAST Strength

“Which coaching option fits my training?” Visitors can compare coaching, inspect public training examples, and carry relevant context into an inquiry.

Explore the coaching website case

Visit the implemented FAST Strength site

Inspect both website evidence maps
A white transport truck at sunset, the approved hero photograph used in the Martin’s Feed website.
Approved Martin’s Feed website hero photograph. Explore the case for page structure and the FAST Strength example for the implemented site. Open full evidence image

How I approached the work

  1. Clarify the visitor and the task
  2. Organize the information
  3. Build and review the interface

Demonstrated outcomes

  • Martin’s Feed: an eleven-page implementation explains logistics services and recruitment.
  • FAST Strength: a live coaching site connects service comparison, training evidence, and inquiries.

Limitations and unfinished work

  • These cases demonstrate delivered interfaces, not measured conversion improvements.
  • Current production repositories are private.

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