About the project
USAinUA buys and delivers goods from American and European online stores to Ukraine. Customers search for "delivery from Amazon" or "how to buy on eBay", so the company needed a separate page for every popular store. We built a page builder next to the main site: the marketing team creates a new store page in the admin panel, fills in its own blocks and publishes it at its own address, such as /ua/amazon/ or /ua/ebay/, without a developer.
What we built:
- Pages assembled from blocks: every store page gets its own address, publish switch, first screen with a banner and text, list of benefits, store description and FAQ. Shared blocks (how to order, prices, additional services, apps, earn with us, media about us, useful articles and footer) are filled in once and appear on every page.
- First screen with two scenarios: "calculate purchase and delivery" for buying through the service and "warehouse addresses" for customers who order to the US warehouses themselves (Mail Forwarding).
- Product examples: categories of goods with sliders of real products and the price in the USA next to the price in Ukraine, plus the delivery cost and time for each category.
- How to order and prices: step-by-step instructions for both scenarios and side-by-side tariffs for air, express sea and road delivery from Europe, insurance and handling.
- Popups: a purchase calculation request with several product links, a list of US warehouse addresses with copy buttons, and a question form.
- Reviews: a slider of recent reviews, a separate reviews page with average ratings for each criterion and loading more, and a form where a customer rates delivery speed, price, service quality and ease of use, leaves a photo and recommends the service. Reviews appear on the site after moderation.
- Two languages: every page and block has a Ukrainian and a Russian version with its own address.
- Admin panel on Voyager: store pages and every block, shared and per-page, are edited in Voyager inside the existing Laravel project.
Result: the company launches a landing page for a new store in minutes, each one targets its own search queries, and the whole set stays consistent because shared blocks change in one place.
