
Custom Software · 2026
EBROUSA
Client
EBROUSA
Year
2026
Role
Strategy, Product, Design, Engineering
Stack
Next.js 16 · React 19 · Tailwind v4 · GSAP · Lenis · shadcn/ui · d3-geo · Paper Shaders
Repositioned a US auto-transport carrier from generic-WordPress to institutional. A video-hero home, a D3-rendered coverage map of every state served, two multi-step booking wizards, live shipment tracking — one Next.js surface.
Challenge
EBROUSA holds US DOT and ICC MC authority and operates a real fleet — open, enclosed, dealer, fleet, individual. The site they had was a templated WordPress build that read like a directory listing. The buyers we were aiming at — dealer-fleet ops, Tesla relocators, executive moves — were closing on the back of a pricing sheet, not the website. The site was a liability the brand had quietly outgrown.
Approach
We took the institutional-finance design language as our reference point — large refined-serif headlines kept at regular weight, massive monument-scale stats, alternating warm-gray sections, motion that serves the content rather than performs at it — and translated it onto an auto-transport surface. Navy and gold replaced the corporate blue. The home opens on a coastal-highway video; underneath it, every page breathes.
The two booking flows — /quote and /order — share a single multi-step form abstraction with GSAP-driven step transitions and Zod validation. A D3 + topojson map of US state coverage shows reach without a paragraph. Tracking, blog, services, why-us, terms — all on the same design system.
Outcome
- A site that reads like the carrier they actually are.
- Two multi-step booking wizards built off one shared abstraction; pickup, delivery, vehicle, contact, review.
- A D3-rendered US coverage map that replaces a paragraph of marketing copy.
- Every page below 2.5 s LCP; every animation honours
prefers-reduced-motion; full JSON-LD for organisation, local business, and service schemas.
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