Challenge
A pickup service lives on phone calls. The site had to answer the questions people ask before they call (what paper is accepted, the minimum amount, how much they'll be paid) and make calling or messaging the obvious next step on a phone.
Approach
Prices sit in a single table by volume, with the date they were last reviewed. Call and WhatsApp buttons stay at the bottom of the screen on phones. There are no forms, so the site stores no personal data. Georgian and English pages are linked for search engines, and structured data describes the business, the blog posts and the FAQ, so search engines and AI assistants can quote the answers directly. Every page gets its own Content-Security-Policy nonce, and the animations switch off for people who prefer reduced motion.
Deliverables
- Sage-green design system with the Mark GEO typeface
- Home page with services, price tiers, the pickup steps and FAQ
- Business page for offices, banks, schools and warehouses
- Blog with five articles on paper recycling
- Call and WhatsApp buttons pinned on mobile
- hreflang, sitemap, llms.txt and JSON-LD (RecyclingCenter, FAQPage, BlogPosting)
- Hardened container: read-only filesystem, no root, strict security headers
Outcome
A working demo anyone can open: check the prices, read the guides and tap through to call or WhatsApp. The business, phone number and prices are fictional.
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