Modern Online Catalog Website for Car Dealerships

Modern Online Catalog Website for Car DealershipsModern Online Catalog Website for Car Dealerships

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Mateo David Maggi

• 19h

This project is a modern online catalog website designed for a car dealership to showcase available vehicles in a clean, professional, and user-friendly way.

The goal was to create a digital experience that allows potential buyers to easily browse the inventory, view vehicle details, and contact the dealership for inquiries or appointments.

Key features:

Vehicle catalog with clear visual presentation

Individual car detail sections

Clean navigation and intuitive browsing experience

Responsive design for mobile, tablet, and desktop

Strong call-to-actions for contact and lead generation

Professional layout tailored for the automotive industry

This type of website is ideal for dealerships that want to present their inventory online, improve credibility, and generate more qualified leads from potential customers.

Completed work

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Luca Da Corte

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• Mar 10

Can barely see the site on the mobile one so deffo desktop for me 💯

Alex K

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• Mar 10

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Ali Kashif

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• Mar 11

seeing so many familiar profiles from X

Serge Herasymchuk

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• Mar 10

Another quick project ⚡️ but with a slightly different approach.

Worked closely with the marketing team on this one. We were building a landing funnel, but instead of starting from the lead magnet, we started from the end.

First, we created the full course page to test if the offer would actually be interesting for the audience. The page was used for ads, with a form to see if the program fits the user – and if the user fits the program.

Only after that, we built the checklist lead magnet funnel to bring cold traffic and warm it up before sending people to the course page.

Projects like this are always fun because it’s not just design – it’s real marketing logic, testing, and iteration 🚀

Check it out on Contra 👇

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Aditya Pandey

• Mar 10

Building the course page first to validate the offer before creating the lead magnet is genuinely smart strategy. Most people do it backwards. This is design thinking meets conversion logic.