Client projectPremium detailing studio

NanoClinic

A website as clean as the car leaving the studio.

The website of a premium detailing studio in Olsztyn: ceramic coatings, PPF and paint correction. Bright, calm and precise, with the car in the leading role, a service catalogue, case pages and a blog. Designed and written from scratch, with a panel where the studio adds new cars itself.

Type
Client project
Status
In progress
Role
Design, code and launch
Scope
Website, services, case pages, blog, CMS panel
Stack
Next.js, Framer Motion, Supabase
The site in motion, recorded without editing.

Starting point

A studio that perfects cars worth a fortune cannot have a website that looks like a garage.

The owner of a Porsche or an Aston Martin judges a studio before calling it, and does so by its website. The previous site did not reflect the level of NanoClinic's work. The new one had to show the same care for detail the studio brings to paintwork: nothing accidental, nothing superfluous.

What the site had to do

  • A first impression on the level of the cars that come to the studio
  • Services explained so the customer knows what they are paying for
  • New case pages added by the studio, with no developer

The decisions,one by one.

NanoClinic: The car is the hero of the first screen

The car is the hero of the first screen

Instead of a dark backdrop the site goes for a bright, clean space where the paint plays the lead. A Porsche 911 GT3 emerges from white, and a caption with the model and colour treats it like an exhibit. The line about perfection that cannot be faked gets one word in gold italics, and that is enough.

  • A bright, gallery-like space instead of black
  • The car's model and colour captioned like a work of art
  • Phone and contact always within reach
NanoClinic: A service explained, not just listed

A service explained, not just listed

Every service has its own page saying what it is, how it goes and what the customer leaves with. A ceramic coating is not a line in a price list but a description of the process: decontamination, correction, application, a care plan. A customer who has read it no longer asks why it costs what it does.

  • A separate page for each service
  • The process described step by step, with photographs
  • The benefits gathered in four short points
NanoClinic: Case pages like car dossiers

Case pages like car dossiers

Each car gets its own dossier: model, paint, scope of work, interior, with a gallery of details below. The Aston Martin DB12 looks here as it would in the maker's catalogue. The studio adds new cases itself, in a panel written for that one purpose.

  • Model, paint and scope of work in four fields
  • A gallery of close-ups showing the result
  • A custom CMS panel for adding cars
NanoClinic: A blog that answers drivers' questions

A blog that answers drivers' questions

The posts are written around what car owners type into Google: how much a ceramic coating costs, what to choose instead, how to care for the car afterwards. Every article works for the studio's visibility in Olsztyn and leads to contact. The photographs in the articles are the studio's own work.

  • Topics chosen around questions of price and choice
  • Categories matching the studio's services
  • Every post illustrated with the studio's own work

Under the bonnet,the part nobody sees.

Code
Next.js, written from scratch, no template
Motion
Framer Motion, smooth transitions on scroll
Content and data
Supabase and a custom CMS panel
Languages
Polish

Your projectgets the same treatment.

Every decision on this page has a reason behind it. Yours will too: tell us what you need and you will get a concrete answer within one working day.

The data you send is used only to answer your enquiry. The controller is Rectra Solutions; you can have it deleted at any time by writing to rectrasolutions@gmail.com.