Drivers2Go keeps the books for taxi drivers in Zagreb, from setting up the business to the monthly paperwork, including for the ones who drive for Uber and Bolt. Bruno runs it.

In October we built their website, in Croatian, from their brand kit, with a photo of the city at night behind the first screen.

WhatsApp is the main way in. One tap opens a chat with them, the first line already written, and on a phone a bar at the bottom of the screen keeps it in reach as you scroll.

Their logo only came as a picture, so we traced it into a sharp outline that stays crisp at any size. The same drawing gives the site its icon in browser tabs and search results.

The ad tracking waits for a yes on the cookie banner, and until then nothing on the page loads from anywhere else. The code is in their own account.

The site is Astro: every page is built ahead of time and served as plain HTML from Cloudflare's network, with no server code at all. That's 13 pages: the home page, an about page, four legal pages, and six guides for drivers with their index.

The guides come from one data file, and so do the business details the legal pages need. A detail that isn't filled in yet stays off the page instead of showing a gap.

Measured on the live site, 22 October 2026: the home page is about 74KB at phone width, 2.4KB of it JavaScript. On a desktop the larger photo takes it to about 120KB. The font files are served from the site itself.

The ad tag's script isn't fetched until the visitor accepts cookies. Loading the home page without accepting made no requests to any other site.

The logo is a vector traced from the brand kit's image, and the site carries the icon sizes browsers and search engines ask for. Structured data describes the business, the site and its service.

The code is in their own private repository, and since the first upload every change has gone in as a pull request.