Stevens’s Trucking is a family-owned logistics company founded in 1979 and based in Oklahoma. With over 350 tractors, 1,600 trailers, and drop-and-hook capabilities, the company delivers expedited hauling services across the contiguous 48 states. Specializing in oilfield transportation, dry freight, and equipped with sustainable logistics practices, Stevens’s Trucking emphasizes reliability, operational efficiency, and environmental consciousness for businesses that require timely and trustworthy freight solutions
The project goal was to create a robust and professional WordPress website that effectively showcased Stevens’s Trucking’s fleet capabilities, service offerings, and heritage as a trusted logistics provider. The design required a clean layout, intuitive regional messaging, and streamlined access to service information like oilfield hauling, dry freight, and eco initiatives.
My role focused on end-to-end WordPress website development. I customized and structured the WordPress theme to reflect the brand’s sturdy and trustworthy image. I crafted service pages featuring fleet details, introduced engaging storytelling through highlighted metrics and history, and ensured content clarity. I optimized the site for speed, integrated responsive components, and implemented clear calls to action such as "Request a Quote" and "Apply Now." The result is a scalable, easy-to-manage site that supports continued growth and aligns with the company’s operational professionalism
WordPress Website Development
Lorus Byers
2025
I used a mobile-first development strategy to ensure that navigation, service showcases, and contact options are seamlessly accessible on smartphones, tablets, and desktops. Users experience fast load times, clear layout flow, and easy interaction—whether they’re requesting freight quotes or browsing fleet capabilities on the move. This responsiveness reinforces Stevens’s Trucking’s brand promise of reliability and agility.
Syed Waqas is the kind of guy who could code a masterpiece with one hand while fighting a bear with the other — and still deliver early
