United Carriers — Freight Website Recreation Study

Independent frontend recreation and restoration study. This is an implementation exercise, not a commissioned brand project. Original design and brand assets belong to the credited reference.

My focus on United Carriers was connecting a large freight website into a consistent, easy-to-browse experience.

I worked with the published HTML, CSS and JavaScript build, retaining its Webflow styles and animation runtime. I refreshed public content across 76 pages and brought all 81 existing and restored pages together, including services, editorial articles and product views.

The main challenge was keeping the experience reliable across routes. I organised animation images, media and list modules locally, corrected encoded asset paths, and refined the Node.js preview server for clean routes, correct file types and video streaming.

I also added cookie settings, keyboard-accessible FAQs and clearer mobile navigation. I built a local shopping-bag preview with product variants, quantities, totals and persistence, while keeping checkout and contact limitations clear.

I checked all 81 routes, then tested desktop and narrow mobile layouts, navigation, FAQ controls, bag updates and cookie preferences. The result is a cohesive frontend showcase that makes freight services and supporting content easier to explore.

Original design, Webflow styles, animation runtime and brand assets: United Carriers. My work: frontend restoration, refinements and testing. Original reference: https://unitedcarriers.com/