Delivery Tracker: an isometric city that tells you where your order is !

Waiting for a parcel is mostly staring at a progress bar. I wanted that moment to feel a bit more alive, so I built a small isometric city where you actually watch your order travel.

The buildings rise up, a dashed route draws itself through the streets and a little truck drives it. When it pulls up at the door, the pin drops, the status flips to “Delivered” and the card updates. It’s 10 seconds and loops seamlessly.

It’s a template, so swapping brands takes minutes: the brand name, order number, headline, ETA, address and accent colour are all editable, and every element is named. In the video you’ll see two versions, a florist (Bloom & Co.) and a bookshop (Harbor Books), made from the same file. It could even be wired to real order data so the truck moves live.

A small B2B habit worth stealing: write down the trigger for each account before you reach out. New funding, a new hire in the role you sell to, a tool they just adopted. If a row has no trigger, it goes to the bottom of the list. Fewer sends, better conversations. What triggers work best for you?