Know the duty before it ships.
INSIDEA designed this homepage for a tariff classification and landed cost tool. Dutyvale is a fictional brand, so the names, people and numbers on the page are invented.
- Industry
- Software and SaaS
- Typeface
- Zen Old Mincho
Trade compliance software that turns a product description into a tariff code, duty rate and landed cost per unit for importers: deep ink blue, pale paper, sand gold and sea teal, a sturdy readable serif and a classifier that shows every step of its reasoning.
The brief
Importers often learn the duty from a broker's invoice weeks after they've priced a product line. Show the proposed code, the duty rate and the landed cost per unit, with the reasoning, in the first screen.
The direction
A customs ledger, with pale paper type on deep ink blue, sand gold and sea teal accents and a sturdy serif. The hero classifies a cotton crew-neck tee from Vietnam as 6109.10.00 at 16.5% duty, lands it at $7.84 a unit and walks through the chapter and heading it ruled out.
The detail
The seven ledger lines total $94,110.15 for 12,000 units, which is the $7.84 a unit, and 16.5% of the $62,400 customs value is the $10,296 duty line. Every proposed code is labeled advisory, not a binding ruling, and the importer of record stays responsible.
- Display
- Zen Old Mincho
- Text
- Lato
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