Premium Taxi Booking

A multi-page site for a UK chauffeur service — airport transfers and private hire with booking that actually calculates a fare.

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Fleet, services, and the booking flow

Case study

Chauffeur booking site

4.4 · 29 reviews

01

The challenge

A premium taxi and chauffeur company needed a site that looked like the service and could take a real booking: locations, vehicle, time, validation, and payment — not a contact form pretending to be a quote.

Distance-based pricing, Stripe checkout, email confirmation, maps, and a WhatsApp shortcut had to sit on top of service pages and a fleet showcase without turning the flow into a maze.

02

The solution

Step 01

Design the booking as a path

Built a multi-step form with predefined locations, vehicle selection, time slots, and validation so customers always know what comes next.

Step 02

Price from the map

Integrated Google Maps and related services to calculate distance-based pricing, then Stripe for payment and EmailJS for the confirmation trail.

Step 03

Polish the public site

Shipped dynamic service pages, fleet showcase, responsive layout, motion, progress indicators, maps, and a WhatsApp button for people who would rather message than finish the form.

03

System design

The fare is computed from map distance before Stripe. EmailJS sends the booking record; WhatsApp is a parallel path for customers who skip the form.

React website — Pages and booking UI

Google Maps APIs — Distance and places

Stripe — Card payments

EmailJS — Booking mail

  • React website
  • Google Maps APIs
  • Stripe
  • EmailJS
04

The website

Fleet, services, and the booking flow

Steps, validation, and progress indicators replace a vague enquiry form.

Maps-based distance pricing sits in the same flow as vehicle and time selection.

Stripe handles payment; email and WhatsApp keep the customer in the loop after checkout.

05

Test cases

  • Design the booking as a path

    Steps

    1. Built a multi-step form with predefined locations, vehicle selection, time slots, and validation so customers always know what comes next.

    Expected

    Behaviour matches the approach described above in production.

  • Price from the map

    Steps

    1. Integrated Google Maps and related services to calculate distance-based pricing, then Stripe for payment and EmailJS for the confirmation trail.

    Expected

    Behaviour matches the approach described above in production.

  • Polish the public site

    Steps

    1. Shipped dynamic service pages, fleet showcase, responsive layout, motion, progress indicators, maps, and a WhatsApp button for people who would rather message than finish the form.

    Expected

    Behaviour matches the approach described above in production.