ICCS Mexico
ICCS Mexico
ICCS Mexico
ICCS Mexico
ICCS Mexico
ICCS Mexico
ICCS Mexico
ICCS Mexico

Web Development Project Overview

ICCS is Mexico's leading trip support and ground handling company, operating six private FBO terminals and serving all 76 airports nationwide. They were migrating from an aging Squarespace site to Webflow and needed far more than a redesign, they needed a fully bilingual platform built from scratch, with custom interactive components, structured content, and an SEO foundation that could compete internationally.

2026
ICCS (International Corporate & Cargo Services)

We built a complete bilingual site architecture with 44 indexable pages: 22 English at the root and 22 Spanish at /es-mx/, each with independent content, meta tags, and hreflang implementation. The old site used a translation overlay with zero SEO value; the new structure gives every page its own URL and crawl path. Seven custom interactive embeds were developed for service pages using accordion patterns with SVG bullet icons and responsive behavior. A Leaflet.js interactive airport map plots all 76 ICCS locations across four tiers: owned FBOs, alliance FBOs, offices, and agents, with localized popups for each language. A conditional service request form replaced their old downloadable PDF, and a bilingual careers form replaced a mailto link. Every embed was scoped to avoid Webflow CSS conflicts and built mobile-first.

DEVELOPMENT

All site copy was written or revised across both languages, working from client-provided translation documents and English revision notes. We implemented line-by-line changes across service descriptions, FBO profiles, location pages, FAQ, legal pages, and navigation, ensuring consistency between what was approved in the docs and what shipped on the site. The Spanish localization goes beyond translation: legal terminology was adapted to Mexican standards (Aviso de Privacidad, not Privacy Policy), UI labels were fully localized, and map embed data was restructured with Spanish field names and location types. Contact embeds were built with all FBO phone numbers, emails, and department routing for both languages.

DIGITAL ASSETS

The site leads with full-bleed video backgrounds across hero sections, pulling from ICCS corporate footage shot at their FBO terminals and on the tarmac. Photography carries the weight throughout: marquee carousels cycle through operational imagery, location cards use city-name overlays on architectural and aerial shots, and the About page pairs candid team portraits with flight coordination center interiors. The visual language runs on a tight palette of navy (#011e41), signal red (#c10230), and neutral whites, reinforced by Futura PT for headlines and Avenir for body copy. Layout patterns stay minimal and editorial; service pages use numbered accordion blocks with custom SVG icons rather than heavy graphics, letting content breathe.

We developed a interactive airport map was designed with color-coded markers across four location tiers, styled popups with FBO photography, and a floating legend that scales cleanly on mobile. Hover states, micro-animations, and the locale switcher pill were all built to feel precise without calling attention to themselves

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