Alert USA Security Services
The flagship project: a brand identity and website for a home security company, structured so visitors can compare packages, understand monitoring, and request a free quote.
DT Support
DT Support dispatches loads for owner-operators and fleets. The project paired a new logo with a website that puts the company's services and contact details up front.
- Industry
- Truck dispatch and logistics
- Services provided
- Business understanding, Branding and logo design, Website design, Website development
- Starting point
- A licensed Colorlib HTML template, customized
- Project preview
- View website (opens in a new tab) A hosted preview of the website. It may not be on the client's own domain.
Project overview
DT Support provides truck dispatch services, route and load planning, and rate negotiation. AN Services INC created the brand and logo, then designed and developed the website, customizing a licensed Colorlib HTML template to suit the business.
The client's business needs
Dispatch customers want to know quickly what's covered and how to get started. The site needed to set out the company's three core services plainly, keep contact details easy to find, and collect enough information in a quote request to understand a shipment.
Our approach
The site was shaped into a direct sequence: a full-width opening banner, the phone number and business hours immediately below it, the three services as clear cards, an introduction to the company, and a quote form. The form asks for the freight type, the city of departure, and the load's dimensions, so a request arrives with the details that matter.
Branding and visual identity
The DT Support logo pairs a truck, drawn with speed lines, with the company name, signaling movement at a glance. The website sets it alongside vivid orange calls to action, deep indigo headings, and condensed Teko headlines with Barlow for body text, which together give the site an industrial, hard-working character.
- Orange #FF5F13
- Indigo #2C234D
- Steel #677294
- Charcoal #212529
Typefaces on the website: Teko and Barlow
Screenshots
Screenshots taken from the project preview.
Website design and development
Large photography and confident condensed headings give each section presence, and a deep blue band and a black footer anchor the end of the page, where the phone number and opening hours appear again. On phones, the layout stacks into a single column with the phone number near the top.
Outcome
The result is a recognizable logo and a website that gives prospective customers two direct routes in: a phone number that's never far away, and a quote request that captures the shipment's details.
We only publish performance figures that have been measured and approved by the client, so this case study describes the work delivered rather than results.
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