Case
AfterBits: a Webflow site that takes pickup requests
A recycling company's site that takes pickup requests.
At a glance
- Client
- AfterBits
- What they sell
- Electronics recycling, data destruction and IT asset disposal
- Who buys
- Businesses, households and nonprofits in Texas and Oregon
- Platform
- Webflow
- What we built
- Webflow site
- Pickup requests
- Accepted items page
- Pricing page
- Location pages
- Blog
- Live site
- afterbits.com
The brief
AfterBits recycles electronics for businesses and households, from locations in Texas and Oregon, and also offers data destruction and IT asset disposal. The site had to tell a new visitor what is accepted and let them ask for a pickup, and carry the services, pricing, locations and a blog besides.
What we built and why
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Two buttons at the top
We put Accepted Items and Request Pickup at the top of the site, where a new client looks first.
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A pickup request is one form
Request Pickup leads to the contact form, so asking for a collection takes one form.
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Pricing in the menu
We gave pricing its own page in the main menu.
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Each location with its details
The locations section lists each site, in the Houston area of Texas and in Medford, Oregon, with its address, phone and hours.
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A blog of recycling guides
A blog explains how to recycle things like batteries and TVs.
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