Bramley & Son
A two-van plumbing and heating firm that gets most of its work from emergency call-outs but makes most of its money from bathroom installs.
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Carter Lane Garage
An independent garage and MOT centre losing bookings because the phone rings out while everyone is under a car, and publishing no prices at all in a trade defined by suspicion about pricing.
Why it looks like this.
Carter Lane opens like a car launch rather than a garage. A dark coupé sits in a black studio, and every few seconds a soft headlight sweep travels along its body while the headlamp flickers on. Beneath it, the name runs in thin, ultra-wide Lexend Zetta capitals, like a car configurator. The practical message sits quietly at the top: 'Book your MOT online. The phone is usually engaged.' A yellow number-plate field and a red 'Book MOT · £45' button are always in reach. When you scroll, the car pins in place and the camera moves from the cabin to the bonnet, the front wheel and the headlight. At each stop a spec card gives a price: MOT £45, service £99, brakes from £180, diagnostics £54. Pricing is the main reason people distrust garages, and this answers it before they have finished scrolling. Below come a week-view slot board, the full price sheet with a red rule that draws under each row, a three-step 'if it fails' section and a workshop gallery. Chivo keeps the body text plain, Chivo Mono carries the labels, and racing red is used only for actions.
Palette
Studio Black#000000
Pit Panel#0C0D0F
Silver#D4D8DD
Racing Red#E3120B
Plate Yellow#F2C200
Typography
- Display
- Lexend Zetta
- Body
- Chivo
On the page
- Hero
- Spec scene
- Slot board
- Price sheet
- If it fails
- Workshop
- Book
What this build does differently.
A headlight sweep across a dark car, with a thin ultra-wide wordmark
The first screen feels like a premium car launch, so an independent garage looks as sharp as a main dealer.
Pinned spec scene: the camera moves over the car and reveals a price at each stop
Every main job and its price is seen in one scroll, tied to the part of the car it concerns.
Number-plate reg field and "Book MOT · £45" in the first screen
Customers can start a booking in seconds instead of waiting on an engaged phone line.
Week-view MOT slot board
Shows free and booked slots at a glance, so drivers pick a time and drop the keys.
"A fail is a list, not a bill" three-step section
Answers the question everyone asks and explains the free retest before anyone worries.
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