Global Air Cargo Carrier
What we did: Design System & Website Rebuild
A global air cargo carrier needed its website to match a newly approved Figma design exactly - no drift, no compromises, one shot to get client sign-off. We rebuilt the site from the ground up on WordPress, then stayed on as the standing design and development partner for two years of updates since.
The Brief
Core problem
The client needed a polished, accurate website that matched an approved design precisely, with correct information and procedures kept current – delivered right the first time, since large stakeholder sign-off left little room for revisions.
Why an off-the-shelf approach couldn't solve it
A generic page-builder template couldn’t hit pixel-level fidelity to the approved Figma file, nor handle the structured content the client needed – job listings, service procedures, and recurring updates without ongoing custom development.
Pull-quote
A global carrier’s website doesn’t get a second first impression – we had one shot to match the approved design exactly.
How it reached NextEnvision
Delivered full white label through a digital agency partner – NextEnvision had no direct contact with the end client.
What We Built
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Careers & Listings Platform
Custom-built careers section with structured job listings, built ahead of the wider redesign to give the client a working hiring pipeline on the existing site.
- Custom job listing structure (JetEngine-driven)
- Structured, filterable postings rather than static pages
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Full Site Redesign (Figma → WordPress)
Complete rebuild of the website from a newly approved Figma file – matching the design system precisely and re-platforming existing content into the new structure.
- Pixel-accurate conversion from Figma to WordPress/Elementor
- Full content migration and procedure updates
- Ongoing update cycle maintained for 2+ years since launch
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