Seb Mécanique
Independent mechanic · Aigle area
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A showcase site for an all-makes independent mechanic near Aigle, built to turn a visitor into a quote request on WhatsApp.
Seb repairs, services and diagnoses everyday cars, for private owners and small businesses alike. He only had an Instagram account: I gave him a proper shopfront, dark and square like a workshop, that earns trust in three seconds.
Everything on it comes from his real work: his real figures, his real jobs, his real workshop photos. Nothing invented, no inflated positioning, just the trade shown as it is.
Serious as a workshop.
Raising the shutter
The site opens like a garage shutter: a blue screen, the logo appears, a bar fills up, then the page lifts to reveal the workshop. The loading time becomes a small piece of staging, like a mechanic rolling up his shutter in the morning.
Behind it, everything is dark and square: condensed capitals, stencilled numbers, data set in monospace. A workshop identity, not just another website theme.
Workshop job cards
The heart of the site is his jobs: twenty-seven recent ones, all shot on site. Rather than identical cards, each one is a workshop job card, stamped with a number and a type of work, with the real photo of the car in his garage.
You can filter them by kind (service, brakes, timing belt, roadworthiness prep…) and click through to read the job sheet, step by step. That proves the trade better than any sales pitch: you see what he does, on real cars.
Straight to a quote
The whole site pushes towards one action: message Seb on WhatsApp. No form, no message lost in an inbox, no middleman: you tap, describe the problem, and talk to the mechanic directly.
The figures build trust along the way, a hundred and fifty cars repaired, nineteen makes, five years of experience, and the quote stays free, clear and with no obligation. A showcase site with one job, done well.
