Autohaus.

We put the stock search at the centre of the site. Detailed search filters by vehicle type, category, make, model, condition, fuel and first registration. Offers can also be filtered by audience, private or business. Every car card shows the same facts in the same place: registration date, fuel, gearbox, power, mileage, consumption, CO2 and price. Visitors compare cars without opening each one.

Booking a test drive used to be the hard part, so we made it short. The planner opens over the page. The visitor picks a make and model, sees the matching cars, selects one and adds their details below. Nothing else to fill in. Service appointments follow the same logic: one form with personal details, vehicle data and a preferred date, next to a map of the location.

The dealer does many things: sales, purchase of used cars, rental, workshop, fleet deals. We gave the site a dark, calm base and a single electric blue. Each service gets its own blue block with a direct question, such as "Want to sell your car?" or "Looking for a service partner?", plus a phone number and a button. The colour tells visitors where to act.

Buying a car is still personal. So every location page shows its address, opening hours for sales, service and parts, and the people who work there, sorted by department, with direct phone numbers and email. A history timeline tells the dealer's story. A careers section lists what employees get. The site sells the cars and the team behind them.