Aerogroft Auto Service has been fixing cars in Tallinn since 1998: mechanical work, bodywork and paint. Online, though, the shop barely existed. Its old site sat on a subdomain of the company's parts store and ran on dated PHP. Only a handful of services were listed, with a line or two each, so it was hard to tell what the shop actually does or what it costs. Google rarely showed it to anyone searching for a repair.
We started from a clean slate, with a new design and new code, and had the site live in three weeks. It now lists more than 30 services, grouped into mechanics, bodywork and paint, each with a starting price. The key services, around 20 of them, have their own pages with everything a customer wants to know: when to come in, what's included, how long it takes and answers to common questions. Everything is available in Estonian, Russian and English. The team edits it all themselves, and new requests reach them by email and Telegram within seconds.