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Drainage Uhling
Payload CMS website for Drainage Uhling: services, machine fleet, technical information and jobs. A Con Radius Design case study.
- Web Design
- Next.js
- Payload CMS
- Time to launch
- 3 Wo.
- Emergency service
- 24/7
Inside the project
From challenge to solution
Project Goal
Show clients the services available and give applicants a dedicated route.
Our Solution
Next.js and Payload CMS for services, machine fleet, Drain Control, technical content and job pages. The team can edit its own content. The website previously ran on Webflow and was migrated to Payload CMS.
Give services and jobs their own entry points
The website for Drainage Uhling connects civil-engineering services with the machine fleet, technical information and vacancies. Built with Next.js and Payload CMS, it gives clients and applicants different entry points.
Clients need information about the work and equipment. Applicants need details about specific roles. The website reflects both tasks rather than combining them in a general contact message.
The project
Present equipment, methods and job roles
The machine fleet forms part of the service presentation. It adds a visible view of the company's equipment alongside the explanation of its work.
A dedicated page about the Drain Control method and specialist content develop the offer further. A questions section adds information for visitors who want to understand the services before making an inquiry.
Job pages cover excavator operators, pipeline builders, civil-engineering workers and speculative applications. Payload CMS supports content editing; Next.js presents the website. This does not establish a particular number of applicants.
Questions about the Drainage Uhling project
Services, the machine fleet, the Drain Control method, technical information and vacancies. Clients and applicants can therefore find content for their different needs. The website presents the services and provides access to job information.
Excavator operators, pipeline builders, civil-engineering workers and speculative applicants need different entry points. Dedicated pages give each role and application route room. The structure presents the jobs without claiming a particular hiring outcome.
A clear service overview, existing images of work and equipment, and current vacancy information. Together we identify which content needs separate pages and who should maintain it after publication.
Connect services and jobs on your website
Tell us about your services, existing content and how the website supports inquiries and applications. We can discuss a suitable page structure.
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