PROJECT / WEB DESIGN + INTERACTIVE DEVELOPMENT

Tony’s
PC Repair.

Making complex technology feel simple.

Tony’s PC Repair needed a digital experience that makes computer services easy to understand while feeling connected to modern PC hardware.

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Client
Tony’s PC Repair
Work
Web design · UX/UI · interactive development
Focus
Services · custom PC builds · quote path
Tony’s PC Repair homepage with a dark interface, oversized headline, custom PC render, and clear quote and services links.
THE PUBLISHED HOMEPAGE / TONY’S PC REPAIR

01 / THE CHALLENGE

CLARITY FIRST

Technical services without the technical barrier.

Computer repair can sound intimidating when a customer only knows that a device is slow, dusty, or no longer working. The website needed to show what Tony can help with in plain language, keep a credible technology feel, and make the next step obvious.

Complex tech.
Simple help.

02 / THE DIRECTION

FORM FOLLOWS THE WORK

A website that looks like it belongs inside a PC.

A dark interface, strong typography, hardware imagery, and restrained color accents connect the visual language to Tony’s work. The layouts stay structured and readable, so the technical character supports the service story rather than crowding it.

  • HARDWARE VISUALS
  • HIGH CONTRAST
  • INTENTIONAL MOTION
Actual Tony’s site showing a PC beside a list of selectable graphics card, memory, processor, cooling, and other components.
A real frame from the interactive PC experience.

03 / INTERACTIVE EXPERIENCE

THE HARDWARE BECOMES THE INTERFACE

Explore what’s inside.

Visitors can select PC components to open short explanations of what each part does, common problems, and ways Tony can help. A contextual link leads from the explanation to a relevant quote request. The interaction teaches while keeping a practical next step close.

Tony’s interactive PC and component list in the published website.
INTERACTION AS COMMUNICATION, NOT DECORATION. Footage of the actual website in use.

04 / SERVICE UX

REDUCING DECISION FRICTION

Straightforward tech help.

The services page separates cleaning, diagnostics, custom builds, and other electronics help into scannable offerings. Each entry pairs a plain-language description with its current published price or quote guidance and a direct action. Visitors can compare options without decoding hardware terminology.

Tony’s Services and Pricing page with cleaning and diagnostics offerings.
THE SERVICES PAGE Actual scrolling capture; prices shown in the recording may change on the live site.

05 / CONVERSION PATH

FROM INTEREST TO ACTION

From browsing to getting help.

The quote flow follows the service story: understand the options, choose a starting point, then describe the problem in everyday words. The live form asks how Tony should respond and makes clear that a request starts a conversation; it is not a booking or payment.

Project screenshot of Tony’s quote page with service selection, issue prompts, contact options, and a clear statement that Tony will confirm details before work.
PROJECT SCREENSHOT / REQUEST A QUOTE The live form may evolve after this capture.
  1. 01 Understand the business
  2. 02 Compare the services
  3. 03 Describe the need
  4. 04 Request help

06 / SPECIALIZED SERVICE

A SERVICE WITH ITS OWN EXPERIENCE

A dedicated experience for custom builds.

A new gaming or workstation PC calls for different questions than a repair. Tony’s dedicated page presents the build fee separately from hardware costs, offers a direct inquiry route, and includes an eight-step planner for use, performance, budget, style, and preferences.

Tony’s Custom PC Builds page with a $200 build fee, separate hardware quote, and Design Your Build entry point.
PROJECT SCREENSHOT / CUSTOM PC BUILDS A dedicated path for a specialized service.

07 / USER EXPERIENCE

BUILT FOR PLAIN ENGLISH

Built for people who don’t speak PC.

Visitors can start with a symptom or a goal, rather than a component name. Everyday service names, visible prices, brief explanations, and clear quote links lower the amount of technical knowledge needed to move forward.

“My computer is slow.”“I want a gaming PC.”“I’m not sure what’s wrong.”

08 / RESPONSIVE EXPERIENCE

THE SAME JOURNEY, EVERY SCREEN

Designed to adapt, not just shrink.

On smaller screens, Tony’s navigation becomes a compact menu and the service content stacks into a single reading path. The PC explorer keeps the selectable components usable by touch and presents the explanation in a focused panel. Headings, media, and actions reflow with the viewport.

Explore the live site on your device

09 / DEVELOPMENT

MORE THAN A STATIC LAYOUT

The interaction carries the explanation.

The published experience connects custom interaction states to useful information. Selecting a PC part reveals its role, common issues, and a relevant help link. The build planner advances through distinct decisions, while the quote form accepts a description in the customer’s own words.

  • 01 Selectable component explanations
  • 02 Contextual service inquiry links
  • 03 Multi-step custom-build planning
  • 04 Responsive navigation and layouts

10 / DETAILS

ACTUAL PROJECT MEDIA

Designed down to the component.

The PC component explorer with a hardware render and selectable part names.
HARDWARE AS NAVIGATION
Service rows with clear names, descriptions, prices, and quote buttons.
SERVICES MADE SCANNABLE
Tony’s quote page screenshot showing service prompts and contact options.
PLAIN-LANGUAGE INQUIRY

11 / THE RESULT

THE DELIVERABLE

A technical brand experience without the complexity.

The finished website brings together a distinctive PC-focused interface, an interactive component explorer, clear service and pricing pages, a dedicated custom-build experience, and a straightforward route to ask for help. Each part serves the same goal: make Tony’s work easier to understand and act on.

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