Peter Fast

Selected case study

Martin’s Feed Website

An eleven-page business website organizing transportation, warehousing, rail transload, cross-border freight, and driver recruitment.

Active

Updated September 2026

HTML · CSS · JavaScript · Responsive design

The problem

The company needs a clear digital home that explains a complex service mix without forcing prospective customers to decode industry language.

My contribution

  • Organized transportation, warehousing, rail transload, and cross-border information around visitor questions.
  • Built the eleven-page HTML, CSS, and JavaScript implementation, including responsive navigation and recruitment/contact pathways.

Evidence you can inspect

The eleven-page implementation gives logistics services and driver recruitment distinct destinations. The existing hero photograph below is approved public website material.

Inspect the page groups and visitor questions
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. Business and audience research
  2. Content architecture and wireframing
  3. Interface development
  4. Responsive and accessibility checks

Demonstrated outcomes

  • Dedicated service pages make a complex logistics offering easier to inspect.
  • Driver recruitment has a separate path from customer service inquiries.

Limitations and unfinished work

  • The case documents implementation and information architecture; no conversion or business-growth result is claimed.
  • The production repository is private. The hero photograph is an existing approved site asset, not a full-page screenshot or proof of current deployment.

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