A local garage site with exactly one job: make the phone ring.
An independent vehicle repair garage. Nobody browses a mechanic for pleasure — they arrive stressed, on a phone, with a car making a noise. Every decision on this site was made to shorten the distance between that moment and a phone call.
Press play — this is the finished site, recorded end to end.
The brief
Nobody browses a garage.
They need one today.
A local service site is not a brochure. The visitor has one question — can you fix this, and how fast can I reach you — and every extra section between them and the answer costs a booking.
So the call button is fixed in the header, repeated in the hero, and repeated again at the end of every block. Directions sit next to it, because half of these visitors are already in the car.
The services grid is written in the customer's words, not the trade's: MOT testing, servicing, brakes, clutch, oil and filter, exhaust, tyres, recovery. Eight tiles, one line each, no jargon.
The identity is deliberately unfussy — a speed-blurred silhouette, a gear arc and a wrench, in red on near-black. It reads on a van door at forty miles an hour, which is the only test that matters here.
The mark
Built to read at speed.
One mark, supplied on light and dark grounds so it survives everywhere the business actually appears — signage, van livery, invoices and the website header.
The site
Four screens, no detours.
Short by design. A visitor can go from landing on the page to dialling the workshop without scrolling past a single paragraph that isn't helping them do it.
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