Work / Alto Detail

Concept project

Alto Detail

A dark showroom concept for a detailing studio: graphite, oxide red, and a cinematic opening with the car and the headline in the same frame. Five pages, including a results page whose sliders are the main object.

Starting point

To build a complete detailing site with its own brand, priced packages, a visual comparison and a contact path that does not invent results.

Aim

To show how WEBAUR would treat a technical service brand: photography, typography and a function (the slider) that actually does something.

Audience

A detailing studio that wants to look as precise as the work — closer to a showroom than to loud garage advertising.

This is a concept project. It is not a paying client’s website, and it does not invent customers, reviews or results.

Brand identity

ALTO
DETAIL

Colour palette

Graphite
#0C0E10
Bay
#14181C
Silver
#C5CDD4
Oxide
#C44932

Typefaces

Big Shoulders DisplayA quieter shine.The same self-hosted face as the live demo.

Source Sans 3Essential, Signature and Atelier — packages stated in the open.Self-hosted Source Sans 3, as on the live demo.

Page by page

Alto Detail

Home

A quieter shine.

A dark cinematic opening: the car and the headline share one frame. The first impression is a night bay, not a light-grey brochure.

Open this page

Alto — Home, desktop
Alto — Home, mobile
Alto — Services, desktop
Alto — Services, mobile

Services

Essential, Signature, Atelier.

Three packages with example prices starting at €189. The offering is readable immediately, without hiding the price behind a quote request.

Open this page

Results

The same car, twice.

Before-and-after sliders are the main interaction. The before frames are processed versions of the same photograph — not a second car, and not documented client work. The page says this plainly.

Open this page

Alto — Results, desktop
Alto — Results, mobile
Alto — Process, desktop
Alto — Process, mobile

Process

A day in the bay.

The work is walked through as a day in the shop, so the service feels like stages rather than slogans.

Open this page

Contact

Request a place in the bay.

A request form and contact details, labelled as a concept. The page does not invent a waiting list or a confirmed booking.

Open this page

Alto — Contact, desktop
Alto — Contact, mobile

Main features

  • Five pages: home, services, results, process, contact
  • Three named packages with example prices
  • Working before-and-after sliders, described honestly
  • A process page that walks through a day in the bay

The sliders compare two treatments of the same photograph. They are illustrative, not evidence of paid work.

Design decisions

Give the brand a manufacturer’s voice.

Big Shoulders is wide and mechanical; Source Sans 3 keeps packages and process text readable. Oxide red is used sparingly, like a painted caliper.

Keep the comparison honest.

A slider is only convincing if the caption is true. Both sides are the same photograph; the “before” is a processed frame, and the page says so.

Put the price next to the package.

Essential, Signature and Atelier are listed with example figures so a visitor can judge the offer without a gate.

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