Vonos is an e-commerce experience for automotive parts and accessories — from a content-rich homepage with category browsing and featured products, through product detail with specs and similar items, to a streamlined cart and checkout flow, plus news and blog content that keeps enthusiasts coming back.
The design pairs dramatic automotive photography with a clean light interface, red key actions, and dense-but-scannable product information: part numbers, categories, pricing in USD, and stock-aware calls to action.
Everything a garage needs, from throttle sensors to wiper blades.
Problem
Buying automotive parts online means cross-referencing part numbers, specs and fitment across cluttered catalogues. Enthusiasts want dense, trustworthy information without the friction.
Solution
Vonos pairs dramatic automotive photography with a clean, scannable interface: a content-rich homepage and category browsing, spec-dense product pages with similar items, a streamlined cart and checkout, and a newsroom that keeps enthusiasts coming back.
Key decision
Enthusiasts want part numbers, fitment and specs, but a cluttered catalogue erodes confidence. We kept the photography dramatic and the interface quiet — spec-dense product pages with one clear action — trading visual spectacle for scannability.
The homepage opens on a full-bleed hero for featured parts with shop-by-category shortcuts, then moves through category tiles, featured and latest products, promos, and news. Product pages lead with gallery imagery, key specs, quantity and add-to-cart, SKU and category metadata, and similar products.
A newsroom grid with categories, dates and read-more links feeds full-length guides — maintenance tips, oil guides, wiper-blade buying advice — each closing with similar products that turn readers into shoppers.
Prefer to walk the flow hands-on? The Figma prototype starts at the cart overlay and covers the product page, cart and checkout.
The storefront is live at vonosgroup.com — the content-rich homepage, category browsing, spec-dense product pages, cart and checkout, and the newsroom described here are all shipped.
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