Fast order form
The form captures the material, phone number and delivery address without requiring a long message.
Project case study · B2B website · online calculator
A commercial website for a supplier of sand, aggregates and construction equipment. It combines the offer catalogue, fast order form, click to call actions and a calculator that turns customer dimensions into delivery requirements.

A construction customer usually needs practical answers, not a decorative presentation. The site helps them identify the material, understand delivery and submit a useful request with minimal friction.
Bring material sales, equipment rental and delivery into one website that works for both individual buyers and company procurement teams.
Every module answers a practical question that normally appears before a call or form submission.
The form captures the material, phone number and delivery address without requiring a long message.
Area and layer depth are converted into cubic metres, tonnes, indicative material cost and the number of trucks.
The site explains payment methods, company documents, delivery coverage and equipment variants.
Dedicated pages make sand, aggregates, soil and their applications easier to compare.
Phone numbers and the enquiry action remain easy to reach on a small screen.
Clear URLs, headings, structured data and service content help search engines understand the offer.
For 120 m² and a 15 cm layer, the calculator returns 18 m³, approximately 29.7 tonnes and 2 trucks with a 20 tonne capacity. The customer gets a useful reference before calling, while the company receives a more specific enquiry.


The live website, forms and calculator can be opened and tested. Without access to the client's analytics, this case study does not claim a number of orders, revenue or a ranking increase.
A concise set of verifiable facts for comparing the project scope and a potential developer.
A commercial website for a construction material and equipment supplier.
The calculator derives volume, weight, price and truck count from customer inputs.
Joomla, PHP, JavaScript, responsive UI and enquiry forms.
Yes. Layout, contact actions, forms and calculator are designed for small screens.
Price and timing depend on page count, integrations, content and how complete the source materials are. This case study does not disclose the client's budget. A comparable quote follows a short scope review, while the website cost calculator provides an initial reference.
Open the website cost calculatorYes. WordPress, Joomla or another platform can be selected for the task. Calculators and integrations do not need to depend on one CMS.
Yes. A form can send to Telegram, email, a CRM or several channels at once.
The technical base can include URLs, metadata, schema.org, sitemap, performance and mobile UX. Ongoing optimisation is scoped separately.
No. Without private client analytics, it documents only functions that can be checked directly.
I can combine the offer, calculator, forms and automated lead delivery in one implementation.