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Web Development · Independent Technical Work · 2026

Mechanic King Auto Repair

Scope

Delivered a four-page production website for a local European auto-repair business in Pleasanton, California, organizing its services, business information, and customer path to request service.

Role

Independently produced and published the responsive website, including its information architecture, service-content organization, business presentation, and service-request journey.

Interface evidence

Mechanic King Auto Repair homepage with navigation, a European vehicle hero image, the headline Expert European Vehicle Repair and Maintenance, and a Request Service button.
The production homepage establishes the European-vehicle focus and gives visitors a direct path to request service.

Overview

Mechanic King is a live production website for a European auto-repair business in Pleasanton, California. The site helps visitors understand the business, review its services, learn about the company, and request service through a public contact form.

Visit the live Mechanic King website

Challenge

The project required translating a broad automotive repair and maintenance offering into a straightforward web experience. The content needed to establish the shop’s European-vehicle positioning, organize its services clearly, and support a simple Home → Services or About → Contact journey for desktop and mobile visitors.

Approach

I organized the site into four focused pages: Home, Services, About, and Contact. The experience presents the shop’s European repair and maintenance focus, groups service content for easier review, surfaces business, location, and contact information, and provides a direct Request Service path. I produced the responsive presentation in Hostinger Website Builder and published it through Hostinger hosting/CDN.

Delivered experience

The live website includes a production homepage, an organized Services experience, an About page for the business story, and a Contact experience with a public service-request form. Together, the four pages give visitors a responsive path from understanding the shop to requesting service.

Reflection

The project’s value is pragmatic web production for a real local business: organizing business content, publishing a responsive experience, and creating a straightforward path to service requests rather than demonstrating application-level engineering complexity.

Additional interface evidence

Mechanic King homepage business overview with two columns describing the family-owned European auto-repair shop above a photograph of an exposed vehicle engine.
A concise business overview pairs the shop's positioning with real automotive service imagery.
Mechanic King website gallery showing six automotive images, including European vehicles, a repair bay, and a diagnostic workstation.
The vehicle gallery reinforces the shop's European-vehicle focus and service environment.

Known Limitations

  • Additional accessibility and local-search refinement remain opportunities for future iteration.