Greg Hansen Studio

Redesign proposal

Phantom Car Detailing

A redesign proposal for a real mobile car-detailing business, shown here with the owner's permission.

Project
Redesign proposal
Focus
Service clarity and the booking path
Status
Not yet in production
proposal capture
Phantom Car Detailing redesign proposal, services section screenshot

Proposed services section, shown as a design proposal, not a live result.

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Overview

A proposal built on real work, shown with permission.

Phantom Car Detailing is a real mobile car-detailing business. This is an unpaid redesign proposal, built independently and shown here with the owner's explicit permission. It has not been purchased, and it may not be. It is included to show how I approach a real service-business site, not as a completed client engagement.

Design notes

The proposal works through a few specific decisions.

Note 01

Services are organized into clear categories with a visible starting price, so a visitor can compare options without guessing or calling to ask.

Note 02

A documented before-and-after gallery gives the proof more weight than a claim alone would, since each result is shown, not just described.

Note 03

The process section states plainly that the business comes to the customer, so booking feels like less of a commitment for someone visiting for the first time.

Responsive evidence

Three sections from the proposed design.

These captures show the services, proof, and process sections of the proposal at the widths already available. They are included to show page structure and presentation, not a live result.

What it shows

Independent work still needs the same discipline.

This project shows how I approach structure, service presentation, and trust-building for a real local service business, done on my own initiative and shown honestly as a proposal, not a finished client result.

Back to work

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Tell me about the site you need.

Email me a little about your business and what you want the new site to do. I'll come back with what I'd recommend.

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