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Client site /NXS Express

Freight and customs website, in English and Arabic

The first screen of the NXS Express website

Overview

A site for a Cairo freight and courier company, part of Nexus Logistics Group: import and export, customs clearance consultation, warehousing, trucking, packing and express courier, from offices in Heliopolis.

Visit the site
Sector
Freight, customs and express courier
Location
Heliopolis, Cairo
Year
2026
Pages
5 in English, 5 in Arabic
What we did
Website design
Build
Brand kit from their artwork
English and Arabic copy
Motion

Built from what they had already published

Everything on the site comes from the company's own published material: the orange wordmark, the brand line "Delivered in a blink" from their cover photograph, their 2026 photographs of trucks, crates and containers, and their own words as the pull quote. Where a service had no photograph, we rendered one in their colours.

Every page exists in English and Arabic. The Arabic pages run right to left throughout: the section cuts, the notch beside each photograph, the services list and the motion all mirror. The quote request sits on the first screen, cut into the hero, because a shipper arrives with one question: where is it going, and what is in it.

Home, in Arabic page of the website
Home, in Arabic
Services page of the website
Services

On a phone

Most people meet a site on a phone first, so we design the phone layout on its own instead of shrinking the desktop one.

The NXS Express website on a phone
Further down the NXS Express home page on a phone
Customs consultation page of the website
Customs consultation
Contact page of the website
Contact

What we built

Two languages, ten pages
Five pages in English and five in Arabic, the Arabic laid out right to left
A quote on the first screen
From, to and what is in it, written into an email for them
Their own photographs
Their 2026 posts lead the hero, the services and the closing band
Sections that cut into each other
Each band tabs into the next, and the cut deepens as you scroll
Nothing invented
No reviews, ratings or claims they had not published themselves