Auto Parts Website
Budget: ₹1,500 – ₹12,500 INR
My used-auto-parts business in the United States needs a fresh, search-engine-optimized website that quickly turns visitors into customers and drives more traffic. The site will sit on its own domain (WordPress or a comparable CMS is fine) and should feel fast, modern, and trustworthy to shoppers who are hunting for specific replacement parts.
Core structure
• 6–7 static pages: Home, About Us, Services, Inventory, Testimonials, FAQs, and a dedicated Contact Us page with a conversion-ready form.
• A fully featured Blog section that lets me publish daily posts without touching code—categories, tags, and SEO fields must be ready to go.
Inventory & search experience
The heart of the build is a part-finder that lets users:
• Filter by make, model, and year
• Run advanced keyword searches
• Browse or narrow down by high-level part categories
A clean results layout that can expand later to show stock levels, pricing, photos, and “add to quote” buttons will future-proof the site.
Technical expectations
– Lightweight, mobile-first design that passes Core Web Vitals.
– On-page SEO best practices baked in: schema markup, semantic headings, image alt tags, meta data, and an XML sitemap.
– Simple backend options so I can adjust meta descriptions, update inventory lists, and schedule blog posts.
– Contact forms routed to my email and stored in the dashboard for easy follow-up.
– Security basics (SSL, reCAPTCHA, firewall plugin, regular backups) pre-configured.
Acceptance criteria
1. All listed pages and search functions operate smoothly on major browsers and devices.
2. Google PageSpeed Insights score of 90+ on mobile and desktop.
3. Yoast SEO (or Rank Math) shows green signals for at least the Home, Inventory, and one sample Blog post.
4. Written hand-off notes or a short video walkthrough so I can add inventory items and publish blog articles myself.
When you deliver a polished, traffic-ready site that meets these points, the project is complete and ready to help my auto-parts business grow online.
Core structure
• 6–7 static pages: Home, About Us, Services, Inventory, Testimonials, FAQs, and a dedicated Contact Us page with a conversion-ready form.
• A fully featured Blog section that lets me publish daily posts without touching code—categories, tags, and SEO fields must be ready to go.
Inventory & search experience
The heart of the build is a part-finder that lets users:
• Filter by make, model, and year
• Run advanced keyword searches
• Browse or narrow down by high-level part categories
A clean results layout that can expand later to show stock levels, pricing, photos, and “add to quote” buttons will future-proof the site.
Technical expectations
– Lightweight, mobile-first design that passes Core Web Vitals.
– On-page SEO best practices baked in: schema markup, semantic headings, image alt tags, meta data, and an XML sitemap.
– Simple backend options so I can adjust meta descriptions, update inventory lists, and schedule blog posts.
– Contact forms routed to my email and stored in the dashboard for easy follow-up.
– Security basics (SSL, reCAPTCHA, firewall plugin, regular backups) pre-configured.
Acceptance criteria
1. All listed pages and search functions operate smoothly on major browsers and devices.
2. Google PageSpeed Insights score of 90+ on mobile and desktop.
3. Yoast SEO (or Rank Math) shows green signals for at least the Home, Inventory, and one sample Blog post.
4. Written hand-off notes or a short video walkthrough so I can add inventory items and publish blog articles myself.
When you deliver a polished, traffic-ready site that meets these points, the project is complete and ready to help my auto-parts business grow online.