Project · Web design
Mechanic Workshop
A workshop in Valencia had been overpaying for a basic website that did not represent their work. They called us. We rebuilt everything from scratch — with Apple-style scroll animations, a custom cursor and a design that now matches the quality of their service.
- Client
- Confidential · Automotive
- Sector
- Mechanic workshops
- Year
- 2026
- Platform
- Web
- Status
- In production
- Services
- Web design & development
The starting point
An expensive website that did nothing
The client paid a monthly fee for a template site that nobody visited. No positioning, no refined design, no element that differentiated the workshop from any other. They needed a digital presence worthy of 30 years of experience.
Generic template
The original site was indistinguishable from hundreds of workshops. No visual identity, no brand image.
High maintenance cost
Paying monthly for a service that generated no visible return.
No differentiation
Nothing communicated why to choose this workshop over the competition.
What we built
Cinematic by design
The new site uses the same technique Apple uses to present the iPhone: frame sequences synchronised with scroll. 280 frames across three sections — hero, services and process — that bring the mechanics to life like a piece of precision engineering.
Scroll animations
280 preloaded JPEG frames with GSAP ScrollTrigger. Movement responds to the exact rhythm of the user's scroll.
Custom cursor
A bespoke cursor system — red dot and outer ring — that turns every interaction into something with character.
Own brand design
Deep black and red. A palette that conveys technical precision and trust without falling into sector clichés.
Fully responsive
On mobile, navigation becomes a bottom app-style bar. Optimised for all devices.
You can see and use it right now
The demo is live. Scroll and experience the animations.
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