UKRAVTOCOM
A phone-first landing page for a parts supplier whose customers call, not click.
UKRAVTOCOM supplies parts for passenger cars, trucks and heavy machinery. Their customers are mechanics, fleet managers and procurement staff — people who want a part number confirmed on the phone, not a shopping cart.
So the page is built around the call. The phone number sits in the header, in the hero, in every section break and in the footer, and the primary action on mobile is a tap-to-dial rather than a form. The enquiry form exists as a fallback for people who are browsing outside working hours, and it asks for a VIN or part number — the one piece of information that turns a vague enquiry into a quotable order.
The middle of the page answers the question a procurement buyer actually has: not "who are you" but "how does this work and how long does it take." A four-step sequence — call, sourcing and price, payment, delivery — replaces the usual about-us copy, with explicit mention of invoices and bank transfer for fleet customers.
Key labels are set in both Ukrainian and English, because a meaningful share of enquiries come from buyers sourcing across the border. Submissions land in a lightweight backend service that forwards each lead straight to the team, so nothing waits in an inbox.