Cross-border supply chain company official website development case: From factory to the Gulf

Hangzhou Jinda Trading Supply Chain Co., Ltd. provides one-stop cross-border trade solutions for clients in Gulf countries — full-chain coverage spanning direct sourcing from Chinese factories, export certification handling, international logistics and transportation, warehousing and quality inspection, supported by a professional team of over 40 people and a localized resource network, with efficient delivery via dedicated sea and air freight lines, and full-process cargo tracking plus 24-hour consultation. The official website was designed and developed by HOLYPro.

The hero places “JINDA Import & Export Services” over an aerial photograph of a port—gantry cranes, ranks of containers and the sea all in one frame; an international opening needs no explanation. Below, under “Why choose us for import and export cooperation?”, three cards in a row put our team, our experience and our response speed front and center. The original cover image is exactly this visual.

The mid-section features a full-width aerial shot of a cargo ship and dock, turning "shipping capacity" into a visual scene; the red banner "Our Success Cases" gathers service achievements into project cards; "Join hands with JINDA to start your project journey" sets a consultation atmosphere with a cup of coffee and a laptop; the news section continuously updates industry content, closing with a partner logo wall and a message form.

A supply chain company's official website must first explain the "chain" clearly—from the factory to the dock and then to the gulf, so visitors can see at a glance which segment you can manage. HOLYPro divides its services by stage and pairs each with an image, turning a long chain into short decision-making. This is the most effective layout for the digital platforms of foreign trade service companies.

Once the chain is explained clearly, orders are easier to discuss.