What types of projects does FMS build?

Websites, e-commerce platforms, SaaS products, mobile experiences, custom business systems, integrations and automation. The catalogue describes each service and its scope.

How much does a website or application cost?

Published packages start at ৳3,750. The cost depends on pages, modules, roles, integrations and agreed requirements. Monthly care is separate, and work outside package limits requires a custom quotation.

How long does development usually take?

Each package has its own planning guidance. Timing is confirmed after reviewing scope, supplied content, integrations and provider approvals. There is no single delivery promise for every project.

Do you use AI to develop websites and software?

Yes. AI can assist research, prototyping and implementation. Human engineering, review and testing remain part of the delivery process. AI-assisted product workflows are scoped around permissions and human approval.

Can I request changes after the project launches?

Yes. In-scope revisions and agreed-scope defect support follow the selected package and written agreement. New features or broader requirements are reviewed and quoted separately.

Do you provide maintenance and ongoing support?

Scoped monthly plans cover agreed updates, fixes and care. The allowance and response expectations are defined in the plan; hosting, subscriptions and provider fees are separate.

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Project 07 · Concept Project

BlueHarbor Freight

A freight forwarding corporate website concept for BlueHarbor Freight, designed to connect service coverage, quotation requests and shipment or fleet visibility in one experience.

Industry: Freight Forwarding
Region: United States
Country: United States
Project type: Corporate Website

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Image 01 — Hero showcase · Concept presentation

Project overview

A practical digital direction for BlueHarbor Freight.

BlueHarbor Freight is an independent FMS concept exploring how a purpose-built digital experience could connect service coverage, quotation requests and shipment or fleet visibility in one experience. The proposed scope prioritises clear information, practical user journeys and maintainable responsive delivery.

This is an independent fictional concept. It is not presented as client work or a completed commercial engagement.

Experience brief

Designed around the decisions that matter.

Primary audience: Shippers, operations teams and supply-chain decision makers
Primary action: Match a shipment need to a service and request a quotation
Content priority: Freight Forwarding information arranged for the decisions people need to make before using this corporate website.

Core journeys

01Service coverage
02Route and mode comparison
03Quotation workflow
04Shipment visibility

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Image 02 — Desktop experience

Desktop experience

Freight Forwarding choices, made easier to scan.

The desktop concept gives detailed information room to breathe while keeping the main task in view: match a shipment need to a service and request a quotation.

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Image 03 — Features and interface

Responsive experience

Core journeys stay clear on smaller screens.

For shippers, operations teams and supply-chain decision makers, mobile layouts prioritise readable content, reachable actions and a stable progression through the core workflow.

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Image 04 — Mobile and responsive experience

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