NORDBERG — Interactive Website Concept

I designed a website concept for NORDBERG automotive workshop equipment. Unfortunately, the project did not go ahead. But I liked the concept enough to preserve it and share it here.

I started with the workshop itself. The homepage offers three work bays: mechanical repair, tyre service and diagnostics. Selecting a bay changes both the panorama and the equipment selection, with video transitions connecting the scenes.

I built the visual system around a dark workshop, light information panels and a blue accent. Large typography and equipment photography give the technical brand a clear character and keep navigation readable.

I added a small interaction called “Your workshop without NORDBERG”. Holding the round button swaps the modern bay for an alternative workshop scene, making the idea of equipment tangible on the first screen.

The standalone static version includes a nine-item catalogue with search and filters, service pages and supporting information. I adapted the main journeys for mobile and included reduced-motion support.

This case presents genuine screens. Use “Open website” to switch bays and explore the interface yourself. This is a preserved concept, not a launched client store. Forms run locally and do not send data.