Otto Bonilla: Flyttiva

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Flyttiva: a bilingual moving-service enquiry website

A focused Next.js moving-service website with a shared Swedish and English enquiry flow, server validation, and private booking emails.

A service website should make it easy to understand the offer and send a useful enquiry. Flyttiva uses a small page structure and a shared booking form to keep that path consistent.

One enquiry flow across the site

Home, services, pricing, and contact pages explain the moving service. Booking actions lead to the same Swedish and English form, so visitors encounter one consistent way to describe their request.

Validated submissions are delivered privately by email and include a booking reference. That reference gives the enquiry a recognizable identifier for subsequent communication.

Keep delivery behind the server

The site is built with Next.js. Resend handles enquiry email delivery using server-side configuration for the destination inbox and a sender on a verified domain.

The documented development preview mode supports checking the form without sending an email. That separates inspecting a submission from delivering it to a real recipient.

An enquiry is not a confirmed move

The documented workflow sends an enquiry. It does not describe real-time availability, payment collection, or automatic confirmation of a moving slot. The article does not infer those capabilities from a booking button.

Actual email delivery depends on a configured provider and verified sender. The source documentation covers configuration; this article does not claim an independent delivery or conversion benchmark.

A deliberately small web project

The repository records the page structure, email configuration, preview behavior, and validation commands. Its restrained black, ivory, and muted-gold visual direction keeps attention on the service and the enquiry.

Sources and further reading

Based on the linked project documentation, reviewed on 2 November 2026. Capabilities and limitations describe that documented version.

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