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Shipping Boost

A dropshipping platform for Shopify, WooCommerce, Magento and PrestaShop stores: it sources the products, checks them, packs them in the store’s own branding and ships them worldwide, so the owner only sells.

Landing pageUX / UICopy structure
Shipping Boost — the homepage hero: “Your store sells. We source, pack and ship.” over a map of an order’s route
Client
Shipping Boost
Type
Landing page
Role
Landing page and copy
Status
Redesign of past client work
Shipping Boost — the landing page, full length

The landing page, top to bottom: the promise, the store integrations, how an order moves, the features, pricing and the FAQ.

Work details
TypeLanding page · SaaS + service
IndustryE-commerce · fulfilment
ClientShipping Boost
RoleLanding page design and copy structure
Year2023, redesigned 2026
StatusRedesign of past client work
Fonts
GeistGeist Mono
Colours
Built with
Figma

The order cards in the hero are the same components as the product’s own tracking, so the page shows the service rather than an illustration of it.

What it needed

Prove the part the store owner never sees.

Fulfilment is invisible when it works, which makes it hard to sell: an owner is asked to trust strangers with every order. The 2021 page named six services, from sourcing to customer service, but its words were mostly placeholder text and its pictures were flat illustrations. The redesign had to show one order’s journey, from the store to the warehouse to the customer’s door, and show that the owner’s brand stays on the box.

What I did

Promise

Two lines carry the deal: your store sells, we source, pack and ship. The buttons start a trial or show how it works.

The route

One order travels across a map in the hero, with the real states of the product along the way: synced, quality-checked, packed, delivered.

Integrations

The store platforms come right after the hero, because the first question is whether it plugs into the store already running.

Features

A bento of what happens to an order, each tile showing the product’s own screen instead of an icon.

Objections

Pricing and the FAQ close the page, with the 14-day free trial kept in reach.

What shipped

3 shots
Shipping Boost — the homepage sections laid out in perspective
The whole page in perspective: the route, the branding, the questions and the trial.
The next step

Selling a service nobody sees when it works? I build the page around showing the work itself.

Website · from $2,490 · 2–4 weeks