Unisend's homepage on a laptop, seen over someone's shoulder - hero headline and a woman carrying parcel boxes.

Project overview

Expanding Postal Services in the Baltics

Unisend is a self-service postal solution originally provided by the Lithuanian Post. As LP Express expanded into Latvia and Estonia, a rebranding effort was undertaken to reflect its new identity. Unisend aims to offer seamless and efficient postal services across all three Baltic countries, enhancing convenience for customers through innovative self-service kiosks and a user-friendly online platform.

We contributed to this transformation by updating the Unisend website in alignment with the newly developed brandbook, ensuring the brand's fresh identity was clearly communicated and consistent across digital touchpoints.

project type
Website
Services
User research & analysisUX/UI DesignDevelopmentMaintenanceSupport
Teams involved
Neat DigitalSynthesis CG
Unisend's rebranded homepage - gradient hero section, service highlights and stats like 21 million parcels delivered.

MEASURABLE IMPACT

  1. +250% AUDIENCE GROWTH

    Combined sessions across Unisend.lv and Unisend.ee in year two since the April 2024 launch nearly tripled compared to year one. Both markets scaled significantly as the brand gained ground in two new countries.

  2. +248% BRAND-DRIVEN TRAFFIC

    Direct visits, where users return by typing the URL or clicking a bookmark, more than tripled across both Latvia and Estonia year-over-year. The Unisend name is being learned and remembered in markets where it did not exist two years ago.

  3. +186% ORGANIC SEARCH

    Search-driven traffic from Google nearly tripled year-over-year, reflecting strong SEO foundations built simultaneously for two languages and two markets.

  4. +505% INBOUND REFERRALS

    Visits from external sites linking to Unisend grew more than six-fold year-over-year. The platform is increasingly referenced and recommended across the Baltic web.

Collage of Unisend's business pages - API information, a partner-growth page and client logos like Lidl and Circle K.

The challange

Seamless Brand Transition Across Borders

As Unisend expanded into Latvia and Estonia, it faced the challenge of evolving its digital presence to reflect a cohesive brand across these new markets. The transition from LP Express to Unisend required a complete overhaul of the existing website to meet the demands of a growing customer base in multiple countries. The primary objective was to ensure that the rebranded website communicated Unisend's new identity, while also providing a seamless, user-friendly experience across the Baltics.

We had to integrate the new brandbook guidelines into a platform that previously catered to a single market, transforming it into a multilingual, multi-market site. This involved implementing updated design elements, ensuring visual consistency, and aligning the website with the brand's renewed positioning—all while maintaining ease of use for customers navigating various postal services.

Unisend.lv/ee sitemap from the user research & analysis phase - homepage, service segments, support and API pages.

The result

A Cohesive, Multi-Market Digital Experience

The new Unisend website successfully embodies the brand's refreshed identity, offering a streamlined, user-friendly platform for customers across the Baltics. The website's clean design, featuring bold brand colors and clear navigation, enhances usability, making it simple for users to find information, locate parcel machines, and track shipments. The platform is fully responsive, offering a seamless experience whether accessed via desktop, tablet, or mobile.

By implementing a consistent design system, we created a cohesive experience for users in Latvia and Estonia. The website's multilingual capabilities ensure that customers can easily switch between languages, ensuring accessibility across the three markets. This transformation has strengthened Unisend's digital presence and provided customers with a reliable and intuitive platform for managing their postal needs.

Laptop on a sunlit wooden desk showing Unisend's 'Track Your Parcel' page with a delivery status timeline.
A courier in a cap loading stacked cardboard parcels into a van, backlit by warm sunlight.

experience enablers

  1. User-Centric Design

    Prioritized a clean, modern design that simplifies navigation and reduces visual clutter. The website's intuitive layout ensures that users can easily locate key services such as parcel tracking, machine locations, and account management.

  2. Multilingual Platform

    Built with a focus on accessibility, the platform supports multiple languages. This functionality ensures that all users across the Baltics can effortlessly access the services they need.

  3. Design system

    A design system was developed to ensure long-term brand consistency, effectively capturing and conveying the brand's values and atmosphere.

Three phone screens showing Unisend's parcel-size pricing, API page and a map connecting the Baltic countries.
A man and woman playfully toss a parcel-shaped box in front of a yellow Unisend parcel locker.
Tablet on a leather sofa showing Unisend's 'Integrations for e-shops' page for online stores.

Client feedback

Neat Digital impressed us with their thoughtful, research-driven process and their ability to bridge aesthetics with strategic functionality.

Neringa Žukauskaitė

Head of Marketing & Communication at Lietuvos paštas

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