A visual redesign for a Vilnius auto body and service center's website

Subject

Korpo Autocentras is a car body repair and service center in Vilnius, working with all major insurers, that already had a working website — it just looked dated next to how the shop itself had moved on. We redesigned it visually, page by page: body-work and service listings, the insurance-claims section, and contacts, without changing what the site actually does.

What have we done

Task

The site worked and covered everything the business needed — body work, general service, insurance claims — but it looked visually dated next to a shop that had modernized: new equipment, a redone waiting area, a wider list of insurance partners. There was no single broken flow to fix, just a site that no longer matched the business behind it, to redesign in under a month with a one-to-two-person team.

Solution

We kept the site's structure, kept the existing logo and orange-on-black brand colours, and redesigned every page around them — cleaner typography, full-bleed photography of the actual shop and technicians instead of generic imagery, and a clearer split between the two core services, body work and general service, right from the homepage.

The redesign covers every page the business already had — home, body work, service, insurance claims, about, FAQ and contacts — none of them added or cut, just rebuilt with the same content in a cleaner layout.

Real photos of the shop, the paint booth and the technicians replaced whatever stock or low-resolution images were on the old site, because a body shop's credibility rests on looking like an actual, well-equipped garage, not a generic template.

The insurance-claims page got the most attention, since it's the page someone lands on right after an accident — stressed, not browsing. It leads with a direct call button and a downloadable accident declaration form before anything else.