Steward Morris Motors
A garage site that puts the mechanic on the first screen.
People choose a workshop on trust, so the rating and the man doing the work arrive together, above everything else. The dark green keeps it from reading as another discount ad.
Booking is two taps from anywhere on the page.
- What was made
- Art direction
- Web design
- Front-end build
- Photography direction
- Built with
- Astro
- Cloudflare Workers
What it does
Price certainty as the headline
"You will know what it costs before we touch it." The rating and the review count sit beside it, and the header carries a live open-or-closed status with the number to ring. Everything a nervous customer wants is on the first screen.
Services you can book from, line by line
Eight lines of work, each with a plain description and its own Book link, so nobody has to go back to a contact page to act. The set is stated up front — eight lines, no age limit on the vehicle.
Four promises, in the words a customer would use
One set of hands. Priced before it starts. Any age of vehicle. Told, not sold. Each is a sentence, not a claim — "the person who looks at your car is the person who rings you about it".
Reviews that sound like people
What the locals say, with names, timeframes and specifics — a wheel bearing, a farm ute, brakes on a Hilux. The footer closes with the workshop’s hours, its service area, and a plain statement that this is a concept build and the business is invented.
