Harry's Tyres
A local tyre service needed a website that answered the only three questions its customers actually ask: what do you fit, where are you, and how do I reach you?
Overview
Harry's Tyres is a local tyre-fitting service. The website exists to turn a search result or a shared link into a phone call or an enquiry, without asking the visitor to hunt for anything.
The challenge
Local trade websites often bury the essentials underneath stock photography and generic service copy. The visitor arrives with a specific, urgent need and has to work to find a phone number. The brief was to remove that friction entirely.
The approach
The structure was planned around the enquiry, not around the business. Services are described in plain language, contact details repeat at every natural decision point, and the layout stays legible on a phone held one-handed at the roadside.
The solution
A fast, responsive site with a direct services overview, prominent contact routes and a simple enquiry path. It loads quickly on mobile data and reads clearly at a glance.
Main features
- Plain-language services overview
- Contact details repeated at each decision point
- Mobile-first layout built for one-handed use
- Fast loading on poor mobile connections
- Accessible, semantic page structure
- Ongoing analytics, Search Console and click tracking used to guide iteration
Technology and tools
- HTML
- CSS
- JavaScript
- Responsive layout
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