Matthew Kibble Transport Web Design Nelson
Matthew Kibble Transport
Custom WordPress Website
We were recommended to Matthew Kibble Transport by their IT company, who we have built up a good working relationship with. After meeting Operations Manager Mark, we were asked to build three websites for them starting with the main Matthew Kibble Transport Website followed by the sister company websites.
CMS Live were recommended to us through a joint business partner and we haven’t been disappointed. They have met our deadlines and understood what we wanted. We are looking forward to working with them on more projects in the future.Mark Attwell, Operations Director at Matthew Kibble Transport
The Brief
Matthew Kibble Transport needed a brand new website as their previous one had become very dated.
The website needed to be modern and easy to navigate to find what transport services they had to offer.
We were given access to the companies huge library of photos of the full fleet of vehicles that they were keen to display throughout the website.
Dynamic Layouts
By using custom CSS we have created unique, dynamic layouts.
With a huge array of images available to use, it made sense to utilise these have them take centre stage on the website.
Custom CSS was used in order have images visible through out the website whilst being responsive. The history timeline was also developed to be responsive and change orientation based on the browser width.
Bespoke Layout
A clean, minimal yet informative and easy to use website was created by using solid blocks of colour from the Matthew Kibble Transport colour scheme. This was combined with image blocks and content on a light grey to separate the sections.
Responsive Design
The mobile view was built and optimised for every mobile/tablet device.
MKT Logistics Group
Matthew Kibble Transport has several subsidiary companies and after successfully working together on their main site we continued to collaborate on the Full Force Logistics website.
Full Force Logistics are based in Coventry and required a complete overhaul of their website, so that it was in keeping with the Matthew Kibble website.
