Car Body Repair & Paint Workshop Website

The old homepage opened with a slogan over a dark photo and offered only two buttons: view services or become a partner. The workshop already had clear prices by panel size, but they sat on an inner page, and the homepage showed a single "from" price. Every call to action ended at the same WhatsApp number, with no way to pick a branch, a date, pickup or an insurance claim.

Repair tracking and the written warranty were promoted in a card but had no page behind them. Most photos carried the brand logo on walls, plates and paint cans, several were generated images, and the homepage gave space to celebrity projects and a franchise section instead of the everyday customer with a dented door.

The homepage leads with real workshop photos captioned with price and duration, then tabs for body repair, spot repair, paintless dent repair, full repaint and care, each with before-and-after photos and its price table. Panel sizes are shown on a small car diagram, and a lookup field opens the tracking page by plate or work order number.

The estimator lets customers click damaged panels on a top-view car; the summary prices each panel and adds up a range, adjusted for car class, paint type and repair method. The same flow picks a branch, a date with open slots, drop-off or pickup, and insurance or private payment. While the car is in the workshop, the customer sees stage photos, a quality checklist, a timeline and requests for extra work to approve, and staff move jobs across a board from inspection to ready for pickup. The planned production stack is Next.js with Supabase.