Car rental booking has a trust problem. Between hidden fees, cluttered listings, and checkout flows that ask for your card details before you even understand what you're paying for, most rental platforms leave users hesitant right up until the last click. Fleeta was designed to fix that.

The goal was simple to state but harder to execute: make booking a car feel as fast and confident as booking a ride-share without losing the extra layers of decision-making that come with rentals (pick-up/drop-off locations, dates, vehicle type, and pricing).

🔍 Search-first browsing: Pick-up and drop-off details sit front and center from the first screen, so every car listing a user sees afterward is already framed around their actual trip.

🚘 Effortless comparison: Every car is presented as a consistent card: image, type, key specs (fuel, transmission, seating), and a clear price per day. Listings are split into "Popular" and "Recommended" sections to guide undecided users instead of dropping them into a blank grid.

📱 True cross-platform consistency: Rather than treating mobile as a stripped-down version of the web app, I designed both with the same underlying logic search stays anchored, cards adapt, and the visual language never breaks as you switch devices.

💳 Checkout built on trust: Payment starts with a full rental summary subtotal, tax, total before ever asking for personal or billing info. Pricing transparency upfront means fewer second thoughts deeper in the flow.

🎨 Visual direction: A dark theme with a single confident blue accent gives Fleeta a premium, automotive feel while keeping focus tightly on CTAs and pricing nothing competes for attention.

Fleeta's design is fully mobile responsive the same clean layout, blue-and-coral system, and transparent booking flow adapt seamlessly from desktop down to phone screens.