Project / Interactive website
Scroll, and the car goes through its inspection.
Experix — Experix Interactive Website
The story of the work.
For Experix Auto Inspection we designed and built an interactive website where the visitor scrolls a car through its inspection step by step. Instead of explaining what a pre-purchase inspection is for, the site shows it, then leads to the nearest dealer and a booking.
01Need
Most people buying a used car treat the inspection as a formality and take the seller’s word that the car is “accident-free, no repaint”. Plain text about what an inspection covers convinces no one. And for a brand with more than 80 dealers in 60 cities, the visitor has to find the dealer in their own city within seconds.
02Idea
We started from the idea “Trust the report, not the talk.” The page opens with the seller’s claim, and as the visitor scrolls the car is examined in four steps: paint and bodywork, chassis and frame, engine and OBD scan, road test. Each step reveals a little more of the car’s untold story, and at the end the report is ready.
03Execution
We built a scroll-driven scene: the paint thickness reading gives away a repainted panel, an X-ray view opens up the chassis, and an OBD terminal types out fault codes line by line. After that come flip cards on “what the seller did not tell you”, packages and prices, a guide and frequently asked questions. We prepared a dealer page that shows every dealer on a map of Türkiye with search by city and district. The site highlights the nearest dealer based on the visitor’s location, and on mobile the call, WhatsApp and booking buttons are always within reach.
- step scroll-driven inspection story
- checkpoints in one flow
- dealers on the map
- cities
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