Websites · 2026
Auto Speed Luxury
Bold lines. Clear direction.
A website with a direct visual language: strong type, square geometry and red actions organize two service journeys and a focused inquiry form.
Visit the website- Format
- Public website
- Scope
- Design and development
- Typography
- Arial · Helvetica
- Language
- Romanian
The brief
Separate the services. Keep the next step clear.
Two related service areas need distinct explanations. The website separates their content while repeating the same navigation, section hierarchy and contact language, helping visitors move from a relevant service to an inquiry.
Our role
The project gives service information a direct visual structure. Shared page sections connect workshop and damage-service content to a vehicle-aware inquiry and prominent phone contact.
Visual direction
Red, black and white. Deliberately direct.
White provides space around dense service information. Near-black gives headings and borders weight; red identifies actions and key accents. Square corners and offset shadows create a firm, mechanical character that carries across the component system.
Interface palette
- White
- #FFFFFF
- Near-black
- #09090B
- Red
- #E60000
Heavy, direct typography
Arial and Helvetica support bold uppercase headings with a familiar, functional sans-serif voice.
Square geometry
Strong borders, zero-radius surfaces and offset shadows give sections and controls a consistent physical character.
Red as a signal
A limited red accent stands apart from the neutral reading surfaces and emphasizes the main actions.
Interaction design
Choose a service. Describe the vehicle.
The main journey moves through three useful stages.
Identify the service
The overview separates damage assistance from workshop services.
Understand the process
Dedicated pages use recurring sections to explain the relevant steps and practical information.
Send an inquiry or call
Vehicle and contact details support a follow-up conversation; a phone action offers a direct alternative.
Design in practice
A small site with a complete inquiry flow.
Next.js renders the service content through shared page components. The inquiry validates input on the server before sending email. Native submission feedback supports the contact flow without JavaScript, while motion and navigation add progressive enhancements.
Two service routes
Damage assistance and workshop services have dedicated pages. Each can explain its own process before leading to the shared contact destination.
An inquiry with context
The form collects vehicle details alongside the description and contact information. It asks for useful context without suggesting an instant quote or confirmed appointment.
Direct contact throughout
Repeated call and contact actions shorten the path from reading to a conversation. The contact page groups the form, hours and directions.
The result
A strong identity with a practical structure.
The resulting website combines a distinctive graphic style with two clearly separated service journeys. Consistent sections and contact actions connect the pages, while the form keeps the final step focused on a real vehicle inquiry.