React + TypeScript
Interactive interface and typed logic for the service website.
Case study · Business Website
RedHog
A distinctive specialist presentation without a template feel.
A motorcycle workshop needs to show technical expertise, character and service scope without turning the website into a catalogue of generic claims.
Services + route to contact
Quick overview
Project at a glance
- Project type
- Business Website
- What I created
- Service presentationvisual layercontact
- My role
- Structuredesignwebsite delivery
- Status
- Live project
- System scope
- Public presentationCzech/Englishresponsive website
Why this project
Challenges worth solving
- 01
A strong brand without chaos
Bring the workshop’s raw character into a website that remains structured and easy to read.
- 02
Services without catalogue clutter
Turn a complex offer into a clear structure that supports a decision.
- 03
Trust instead of promises
Show real outcomes and the approach to work, not just marketing claims.
Project context
Character must not replace clarity
RedHog is a specialist motorcycle workshop presenting service, diagnostics, tuning and custom modifications to Czech and international visitors.
The public presentation connects the workshop’s distinctive character with clearly named services and a direct route to contact. Internal operations are not part of this public story.
My approach
Three key decisions
- 01
Discover the character
The visual language is grounded in the real workshop, machines and the owner’s approach.
- 02
Simplify the journey
The service and project structure is based on customer needs, not internal categories.
- 03
Build trust
Real projects, workshop photography and specific services replace generic claims.
From image to contact
How a visit became an outcome
Character → service → evidence → contact
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01 Character
A strong first impression that immediately shows visitors who they are dealing with.
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02 Service
A clear service offer that removes confusion and helps visitors orient themselves quickly.
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03 Evidence
Real projects and workshop photography replace promises with concrete evidence.
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04 Contact
Simple contact that provides a clear next step and invites action.
Role and delivery
What I designed and delivered
Design and delivery of the public website, from architecture to responsive interface and technical optimisation.
My role
- Information structure
- Visual design
- Public website delivery
Delivery
- Website architecture
- Responsive UI
- Project gallery and filtering
- Contact and enquiry flow
Technical layer
Technology and capabilities
Tailwind CSS
Responsive visual system for desktop and mobile devices.
Framer Motion
Subtle animations and transitions that support interface orientation.
Web3Forms
Submitting service enquiries through the contact form.
Technical SEO
Structured data, Open Graph, sitemap and indexation controls.
Vercel
Production deployment and operation of the web application.
Additional technologies: Vite, PostCSS, Lucide React and WebP.
Performance / quality
- Image asset optimisation
- Technical optimisation and performance checks
Lighthouse categories at the time of the audit
Desktop · Mobile
Performance 100/100
- Accessibility
- 100/100
- Best Practices
- 100/100
- SEO
- 100/100
Lighthouse snapshot · 5 Mar 2026
The complete outcome
Distinctive character.Without losing clarity.
RedHog shows how a specialist service can gain a distinctive public character while keeping its offer and contact route clear.
Does your specialist service need a stronger character and a clearer route to contact?
We will clarify the offer and the shortest route to an enquiry.