Corporate & Airport Travel 2026

A2B
Hull.

Astro Figma Design Conversion Booking UX

A brand-forward custom site that converts visitors into bookings — designed for corporate clients and airport travellers who expect a professional experience.

1
Seamless booking form
24/7
Booking requests
0
Friction in booking flow
A2B Hull homepage Screenshot — Homepage
A2B Hull booking form Screenshot — Booking form
Overview
The brief

A travel brand that
needed a site as
polished as its service.

A2B Hull provides corporate travel, airport transfers, and professional chauffeur services across Hull and the surrounding region. Their clients expect reliability and professionalism — and they needed a website that communicated exactly that, from the first impression to the booking confirmation.

The brief was to build a site that felt premium, reflected the brand confidently, and made it as easy as possible for a potential client to submit a booking request — without unnecessary steps or friction.

01

Brand perception gap

A2B Hull operates at a high standard — but their digital presence didn't reflect the quality of the service. First impressions were costing them credibility before a conversation even started.

02

Booking friction

Potential customers had no clear, easy path to make a booking request. The process was unclear, creating drop-off at the exact moment intent was highest.

03

Corporate client confidence

Corporate clients and frequent travellers have high expectations. The site needed to signal professionalism, reliability, and attention to detail — the same qualities A2B delivers in person.

Solution
What we built

Designed in Figma.
Built on Astro.
Built to convert.

The project started in Figma — building a visual identity and page layout that matched the premium feel of the A2B Hull service. Every design decision was made with the target customer in mind: someone who books on trust and wants clarity fast.

The booking request form was designed to reduce friction at every step — clear field labels, logical flow, and a confirmation experience that reassures the user their request has been received. Because the client had no need for CMS or editing functionality, the site was built in Astro — giving maximum performance and zero ongoing platform overhead.

Figma-designed UI
Full brand-forward design built in Figma — every page and component signed off before build began, with a visual language that communicates professionalism and trust.
High-converting booking form
A clean, frictionless booking request form designed to maximise conversions — clear labels, logical flow, and a confirmation experience that builds confidence.
Custom Astro build
Fully custom Astro build — no CMS overhead, no platform dependencies. The right choice for a client who needed performance and simplicity over editing functionality.
Mobile-first responsive design
Fully responsive across all devices — with particular attention to the mobile booking experience, where a significant portion of travel bookings originate.
SEO foundations
Page titles, meta descriptions, structured data, sitemap, and local SEO signals — all set up correctly from day one so A2B Hull is findable for the right searches.
Handover & documentation
Full project handover with documentation — codebase, deployment process, and form submission setup clearly documented for future reference.
Process
How it happened
01
Discovery & Brief
Understanding the brand, target clients, competitive landscape, and the specific friction points in the existing booking journey before a single frame was designed.
02
Design in Figma
Every page designed and approved in Figma — homepage, services, booking form, and supporting pages — with the brand and conversion goals driving every decision.
03
Astro Build
Custom Astro build with booking form integration, responsive layouts, and performance optimised from the ground up — no platform overhead, no unnecessary dependencies.
04
Launch & Handover
SEO configured, form submissions verified, site tested across devices, and full project documentation delivered before handover.

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