WASTE-COLLECTION WEBSITE & PRODUCT UX/UI
Big Sack.
A service website with more than one job: explain the offer, help customers arrange a collection and give businesses an overview of their activity.

- Our scope
- Website & product UX/UI
Desktop & mobile layouts - The experience
- Product discovery · collection quotes
B2B content · customer reporting - Project contact
- Tung Chan
01 / CORPORATE WEBSITE UX/UI
Different audiences.
A recognisable service.
The public website separates private customers from professional users. Both journeys keep the same black-and-yellow identity, while their opening messages and content answer different needs.
The business pages introduce company use cases through image-led industry cards. Product photography, clear actions and service information connect that introduction to the practical task of arranging a collection.
02 / COMMERCE & BOOKING DESIGN
Choose the bag.
Understand the quote.
The collection interface pairs three bag sizes with a running summary. Quantity, fee and total stay beside the choice. The product-detail page serves a separate shopping task, bringing photography, capacity information and purchase controls into a focused view.
03 / CUSTOMER-PORTAL UX/UI
From a collection
to an overview.
The customer dashboard changes the information hierarchy. Waste categories and recycling-rate rings provide a first overview; time-based charts organise collection weight, bag counts and a carbon-savings indicator.
A persistent navigation column separates the overview from pickup, bag-order, invoice and report areas. Yellow highlights connect the reporting workspace back to the public website without making the data compete with the brand.

EXPLORE THE DESIGN
The service, the shop and the workspace.
Ten distinct views across the public website, business pages, product selection, collection quote, customer dashboard and mobile layouts. Open any view for a closer look.
CORPORATE WEBSITES & DIGITAL SERVICES
More than a website.
A connected experience.
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