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Bluebird
Webflow website for Bluebird: separate routes for airline pilots and airlines, with jobs and useful answers. By Con Radius Design.
- Web Design
- Webflow
- Multilingual
- Languages
- 5
- Engagement
- +72%
Inside the project
From challenge to solution
Project Goal
Give pilots seeking work and airlines seeking staff the information relevant to them.
Our Solution
Separate routes through the Pilots Hub and Airlines Hub, a jobs page and answers to common questions before applying.
Give pilots and airlines separate entry points
For Bluebird, we built a Webflow website with separate entry points for airline pilots and carriers. The two groups need information for different tasks: finding a suitable role or recruiting crew.
Pilots Hub, Airlines Hub and a dedicated vacancies page reflect these routes. The website can therefore address each audience without giving everyone the same explanation.
The project
Two routes for different visitor questions
A pilot looking for a position abroad needs different information from an airline recruiting staff. Separate entry points recognise those questions and lead to the relevant content.
The vacancies page complements both hubs. Information needed before an application appears in the context of the offer rather than only in a general help section.
Topics include pay, taxation, leave planning and loss-of-licence cover. The presentation supports initial orientation; it does not establish a particular reduction in follow-up questions or an application rate.
Questions about the Bluebird website
Pilots need information about roles and working together; airlines need crew. Pilots Hub and Airlines Hub give each group its own route. The project illustrates how a website can address several audiences without mixing their questions.
The website addresses questions that may matter before an application: pay, taxation, leave planning and loss-of-licence cover. The specific information relates to Bluebird's offer; it is not general advice for other providers.
They may help if you have clearly distinct audiences. We review where their information needs and next steps differ. That determines whether separate entry points or shared content would make more sense.
Give each audience a useful route to contact
Tell us about your audiences and their different needs. We can discuss how your website should present the right content and contact routes.
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