Harborline Moving
What a Houston mover looks like online when the typography carries the brand. Built to read fast, move on scroll, and hand a visitor to the quote sheet without a detour.
A demonstration build. Preview opens when it is hosted.
The situation
A household choosing a mover decides in minutes. They want a date, a straight rate floor, and proof the crew shows up. Most moving sites answer with stock photos of boxes and a form that goes nowhere.
What we built
A site where the type does the heavy lifting. One display face set huge over a plain sans, a numbered service index with its rate floors stated up front, live counters, and a four step quote request that promises a callback instead of faking a dollar figure.
The system underneath
Services, rates, and coverage live in content files, so a price change is an edit rather than a build. The motion system settles instead of showing off, and every effect stands down when a visitor asks for reduced motion.
What it demonstrates
This is a demonstration build, not a client site. It exists to show the standard we hold a site to, from the way a rate is stated down to how the quote sheet refuses to overpromise.
Type
On the move
Clash Display over Satoshi, uppercase, tracked tight
Palette
What we shipped
- Full site design and build
- Six service pages from one content file
- Rate floors and a four step quote request
- Locations and coverage routing
- Motion system with reduced motion support
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A demonstration build. Preview opens when it is hosted.
