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VTS Trucks GmbH

Webflow website for VTS Trucks: vehicle pages and separate routes for sales, purchasing and rental. A Con Radius Design case study.

  • Web Design
  • Webflow
  • B2B
vts-trucks.de
VTS Trucks GmbH — vts-trucks.de
VTS Trucks GmbH mobile — vts-trucks.de
Vehicles
50+
Inquiries/Mo
+38%

Inside the project

From challenge to solution

Project Goal

Present the vehicle inventory clearly and guide different buying, selling and rental inquiries.

Our Solution

Individual vehicle pages with details and visible inventory. Separate business areas guide customers to the right inquiry.

Separate vehicle inventory from enquiry types

For VTS Trucks, we built a Webflow website presenting commercial vehicles on individual pages with their details. Sales, purchasing and rental have separate entry points. Prospective customers can start with their particular need and find the information relevant to it.

The website presents the available inventory and highlights newly added vehicles on the homepage. Detail pages provide room for each vehicle, while separate business areas address different questions. The project shows how a changing inventory and several types of enquiry can be brought together in an editable website.

Plan a Webflow website

Questions about the VTS Trucks project

Individual vehicles have dedicated pages with their details. The visible inventory and newly added vehicles provide orientation on the homepage. Prospective customers can inspect a particular vehicle before making contact. For a similar website, the content and the way the inventory will be maintained are part of project planning.

Someone buying a vehicle needs different information from someone selling or renting one. Separate entry points organise these needs before contact is made. For a comparable website, we discuss the actual business areas and the information customers need for each type of enquiry.

Not automatically. This project describes vehicle pages and enquiry journeys. Whether another business needs a catalogue, enquiries or a complete ordering process depends on its offer and operations. We agree on data maintenance, functions and the contact journey before defining the technical project scope.

Present your inventory and enquiry journeys

Tell us what you offer and what customers need to ask. We can discuss page structure, data maintenance and routes to relevant enquiries.

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