Freight between Australia and India, explained to two audiences at once.

AusFreight moves personal effects and household goods internationally and domestically not pallets and tonnage, but the boxes a family packs when they move between Australia and India.
Landing pages designed in Figma and built in Django with Tailwind, organised around the routes people actually search for, with tracking and the practical detail moved up where it answers the question early.
Nobody is anxious about a pallet. Everybody is anxious about their own belongings.
Most freight marketing is written for procurement tonnage, lanes, transit times, rates. This audience is somebody else entirely.
Reassurance as the structure.
Live at ausfreightsolutions.com.au: a six-step shipment flow illustrated end to end, and two shipping modes each with their own routing paths.
The screens
The AusFreight home page, as a desktop view and as the complete page, top to bottom.

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