Vehicle wraps & signage · Cape Town
A wrap shop whose website finally shows the work
GT Wraps sell on sight — a car that turns heads is the entire pitch. Their old site buried the photography and made getting a quote a chore. We rebuilt around the work itself.
- Client
- GT Wraps
- Sector
- Vehicle wraps & signage
- Location
- Cape Town
- Year
- 2026
What was holding it back
A good business behind a website that hid it.
- The gallery sat three clicks deep, so the strongest selling material was the hardest thing to find.
- On a phone the layout broke — and phones are where almost every enquiry starts.
- Getting a quote meant a generic contact form that landed in an inbox nobody watched closely.
What we changed
Four decisions that did the work.
Lead with the photography
The finished vehicles now open the page at full width. No stock imagery, no filler copy above them — the work is the argument, so it goes first.
Rebuilt mobile-first
Designed for a thumb before a desktop. The gallery scrolls cleanly, the navigation collapses properly, and nothing needs pinching to read.
One tap to enquire
A quote request that reaches the workshop directly instead of a forgotten inbox, with the vehicle type already attached.
Cleaned and optimised assets
Existing photography was colour-corrected and compressed so the gallery loads fast on mobile data rather than stalling on it.
The bespoke bit
Quote request with vehicle context
Every build includes one bespoke tool. For a wrap shop, the friction was quoting — so the request form captures vehicle type and finish up front, which means fewer back-and-forth messages before a real conversation starts.
What changed
- Gallery moved from three clicks deep to the first screen
- Layout rebuilt mobile-first, where most enquiries originate
- Quote requests route straight to the workshop
- Imagery optimised for mobile data speeds
Want this done for your business?
We'll build yours before we pitch it, exactly like this one. You look, then you decide.