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Freightline

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Freightline

Every pallet, on the map

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01 · The brief

Every pallet, on the map

Show a credible interface without exposing a real client. Same craft level, clear journey, playable interactions.

02 · Inside the product

One scroll, one screen

Each section locks to the viewport — scroll naturally.

Freightline

Every shipment, on the map

Track a shipment

Live track

128 k€

Ops filters

98,2 %

Dock

14

Ops filters

Track a shipment
Alpha Corp12.4 k€
Bravo SAS16.1 k€
Charlie SARL19.8 k€
Delta SAS23.5 k€
Echo SA27.2 k€
Foxtrot30.9 k€

Track a Freightline lot

Track a shipment

Sélection

Every pallet, on the map

Map + queue · fictional data.

Activité

  • We see the Nantes delay before the client calls.

    Yanis · dispatch

  • Heavy loads filter to dock B in one click.

    Nora · warehouse

03 · Playable prototype

Touch it

Click, filter, navigate — everything reacts. Nothing hits a real backend: it’s an intent demo.

  • Hero + below-the-fold sections (not just a hook)
  • Visual hierarchy and primary CTA
  • Information density vs readability
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Freightline

Live map · demo pins

FL-12

Driver check-in simulated · warehouse dock B

Local demo — no data is sent.

04 · Same family

Other directions of the same type — to compare density and mood.

Nord/Sud — Cash flow you can read
Nord/SudCash flow you can read
Signal — API health at a glance
SignalAPI health at a glance
Kanban — The board your team actually opens
KanbanThe board your team actually opens
Helm — Sales pipeline, no spreadsheet
HelmSales pipeline, no spreadsheet

05 · What to look at

  1. 01Hero + below-the-fold sections (not just a hook)
  2. 02Visual hierarchy and primary CTA
  3. 03Information density vs readability
  4. 04Interactive states (hover, selection, feedback)

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