Amiquus is a car marketplace monitoring platform that helps buyers find relevant vehicle listings faster. The product allows users to create custom car alerts, choose marketplaces to monitor, set update frequency, and manage active alerts from a dashboard.

I redesigned and rebuilt the website experience with a more premium SaaS feel, clearer user flows, and a polished interface across the landing page, alert setup, authentication, waitlist, support, and dashboard screens.

The existing website had useful functionality, but the experience needed stronger product clarity, better visual hierarchy, and a smoother end-to-end journey. The goal was to make Amiquus feel more trustworthy, modern, and conversion-focused while keeping the core product easy to understand.

Key goals included:

Improve the first impression of the brand

Make the product value clear within the first viewport

Create a smoother alert setup experience

Modernize the dashboard for managing car alerts

Remove friction from onboarding and account flows

Build a cohesive design system across pages

Make the interface feel polished on desktop and mobile

I handled the product UI redesign and frontend rebuild, including:

UX structure and page flow

Landing page redesign

Dashboard redesign

Alert setup flow

Login and registration screens

Waitlist and support pages

Responsive layout

Visual system updates

Frontend implementation in React, TypeScript, Tailwind CSS, and Vite

The new direction is a premium SaaS interface: clean, practical, trustworthy, and product-focused.

The visual system uses:

Crisp white and slate surfaces

Restrained blue and emerald accents

Clear typography and spacing

Compact dashboard cards

Stronger calls to action

Product-led UI previews instead of generic marketing sections

The goal was to make Amiquus feel like a serious tool for motivated car buyers, not just a simple landing page.

I rebuilt the home page around the actual product experience. The hero now communicates the value immediately: helping users find the right used car before the market catches up.

The page includes:

Clear headline and supporting copy

Primary CTA to build an alert

Dashboard CTA

Live match feed preview

Marketplace coverage section

Feature grid

How-it-works section

Pricing section

I created a cleaner setup flow for building car alerts. Users can configure:

Car brand and model

Fuel type

Price range

Year range

Mileage limit

Marketplaces

Update frequency

Telegram username

Promo code

The flow calculates pricing dynamically and gives users a clear confirmation once an alert is created.

The dashboard was redesigned to feel more like a real product workspace. Users can view and manage alerts in a structured way.

Dashboard features include:

Active alert count

Total alerts

Checks today

Capacity indicator

Alert cards with key details

Recent match feed

Pause, resume, cancel, and delete controls

I also modernized the login, registration, waitlist, support, header, and footer so the entire site feels consistent.

The header was simplified with clearer navigation and stronger CTAs, while the footer now better supports product discovery and trust.

React

TypeScript

Tailwind CSS

Vite

Express

Local persistent state for frontend workflows

The final result is a much more polished and cohesive product experience. Amiquus now presents itself as a modern SaaS product with a clear value proposition, smoother onboarding, and a dashboard that makes the alert-management experience feel useful and trustworthy.

The redesign improves:

Visual quality

Product clarity

User flow

Mobile responsiveness

Dashboard usability

Conversion focus

Overall brand confidence

This project was a strong exercise in turning a functional product into a more complete product experience. The biggest improvement was shifting the site from feature-heavy presentation to a product-led interface where users can immediately understand what Amiquus does, why it matters, and how to start using it.