SitesRueda — sample site for a workshop that takes bookings
Rueda — sample site for a workshop that takes bookings
A bicycle workshop site: a price list you can actually read, a week of free slots, and a short list of jobs they refuse.
What it is
A workshop loses customers on exactly two questions: what will it cost and when can you take it. Almost no workshop site answers either — so the person calls the shop down the road that has its price list right there on the page. Here both answers are on the first screen.
The third element is the list of jobs this workshop refuses. It looks like turning away business; in practice it saves both sides time, because the person who would be refused anyway does not make the trip. A list like that also reads as the mark of a craftsman who knows the edges of his trade.
Specifications: Next.js, CSS Modules, vector graphics; a static page inside this site. The styling comes from the trade itself: graph paper, a drafting typeface, a bicycle laid out as a blueprint. The sheet under the page is alive — the grid recedes into perspective and a thin-line wheel turns as you scroll; that is real geometry on the graphics card, not an animated picture.
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