Case study
ZenWeb designed and built the Samudera Integrated website for a marine logistics and fuel supply company based in Kota Kinabalu, Sabah.
Samudera Integrated Sdn. Bhd. was incorporated in Sabah in February 2024 and is based in Kota Kinabalu. It provides marine and offshore logistics and bunkering: moving offshore and onshore equipment from loading port to destination, and supplying petrol, diesel, lubricants, fresh water and selected petrochemicals.
Its customers come from government, commercial, maritime, tourism and oil and gas work across East Malaysia. A sister company, Samudera Integrated Resources Sdn. Bhd., supplies general and professional manpower, and the website introduces it too.
They need proof of licences and approvals before a supplier goes on their list. The Certification page lists them all.
They care about what the vessels can carry and do. The Assets page gives each vessel's type, size and uses.
The site also introduces the group's manpower company for firms that need general or professional staff.
Screenshots of the live site, taken October 2026.
The home page opens with a wide banner that pairs the company logo with its vessels and fuel drums, plus shortcuts to marine logistics, petroleum supply and commodity trading. Below it, six short reasons to work with the company lead into the services and the fleet.
The About page gives the company profile, its areas of expertise, its mission and vision, and the management structure by role, from managing director to ship manager.
Services splits the business into marine and logistics, and bunkering. Each section lists its key services, so a buyer can see quickly whether the company covers the job.
The Assets page introduces the fleet one vessel at a time: an oil tanker, a landing craft cargo and a tug boat, each with the services it supports and, where relevant, its tonnage.
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On a phone, the logo banner and the service shortcuts come first, and the partner points and page sections stack into a single column.
Sea and vessel photography throughout, with a calm seascape banner heading each inner page.
Deep navy and bright blue, matched to the company's wave logo.
Icon cards and short labelled lists, so a busy buyer can scan rather than read.
Marine and fuel buyers check capacity and compliance before they ask for a price. A vendor officer wants to see the PETRONAS licence; an operations manager wants tonnage. Giving the fleet and the certificates their own pages puts both answers on the site, where buyers can find them before the first call.
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