DDM customers need to choose equipment and provide logistics information before review and payment. The public three-step flow keeps equipment selection, delivery and pickup details, and review/payment in a sequence designed for rentals rather than a conventional one-click product purchase.
Case Study
DDM Bin Rentals
A responsive rental-commerce website that brings bin and storage-container selection, transparent public pricing, delivery scheduling, service-area guidance, and a review-and-payment journey into one focused platform.
Interactive Showcase
Explore the Complete Booking Journey
Discover how we made renting bins and storage containers easier, from the first click to checkout.
The Results
A Simpler, Better Rental Experience
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The Challenge
Make bin and container rentals easy to explore, understand and book online.
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Our Solution
A responsive rental website with equipment selection, delivery scheduling and integrated checkout.
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The Result
- Professional online presence
- Streamlined rental booking
- Clear equipment and scheduling info
- Convenient customer experience
The Challenge
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What DDM Bin Rentals Says
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Why use a custom rental flow instead of a standard ecommerce product page?
Can one ecommerce website support bins and storage containers with different terms?
Yes. This project demonstrates separate public journeys: bins use yard capacity, included weight, and seven-day terms, while storage containers use physical dimensions, intended uses, and one-month terms. Both retain a consistent three-step booking structure.
What delivery information can the booking experience collect?
The verified second step collects quantity, delivery date, an automatically related pickup date, optional company name, delivery address, city, postal code, and placement instructions. No submission was made, so downstream dispatch or notification behavior is not claimed.
Does the platform support online payment?
The public interface labels its third step Review & Pay, loads WooCommerce checkout resources, and loads active Stripe payment-plugin assets. No test payment or order was submitted, so successful authorization, settlement, refunds, or back-office processing were not verified.
How does the website handle multiple service regions?
The homepage includes an interactive map for Toronto, Durham, Peel, and York and links each region to a dedicated service-area page. This provides geographic guidance without claiming that every postal code or delivery request is automatically accepted.
Is the rental journey designed for mobile visitors?
The live mobile homepage uses a compact menu, responsive hero content, large calls to action, and a single-column layout. The case-study implementation must preserve the supplied mobile evidence and validate the Showcase down to 320 px.
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