A good reputation, nowhere to show it.
We found a multi-brand garage in El Masnou with a near-five-star rating and over fifty reviews, but no website of its own: it only appeared in industry directories. Anyone searching for it on Google didn't reach anything of theirs.
It seemed a clear case: the trust was already earned, what was missing was the place to turn it into a call or an appointment.
Three things to stand out.
- 01
Make the reputation visible
Google reviews, with their rating, had to be on the website, not only on the map.
- 02
Services understood in seconds
General mechanics, electronic diagnostics, bodywork and paint, tyres and alignment, explained without jargon and ordered the way a driver looks for them.
- 03
Book without thinking
A booking button always in view and the phone number one tap away on mobile.
Designing for someone with a stranded car.
- 01
A direct headline
“Advanced mechanics. Absolute precision.”: two sentences, one technical promise and one of work done right.
- 02
Garnet and black
A workshop palette —oil, metal, brake light— with a single action colour for booking.
- 03
Proof, not adjectives
The rating and verified reviews, in a strip of their own: “One conclusion”.
The home page, animated.
How it looks.
Precision services: four lines, numbered and with an icon.
About us and the Google rating, in plain view.
Close with verified reviews, navigation and social links.
Made on our own initiative.
Nobody asked us for this website: we imagined how this business would look with an online presence worthy of its work. Texts and images come from public information and are a starting point; everything can be changed.
If your business has a good reputation and a website that doesn't show it, that's where we start.
