This is a website design concept for Mobile Skids, a pressure-washing equipment builder in Girard, Ohio. The concept makes a complicated purchase easier to explore: compare the equipment, understand a starting price, then work toward a quote.
The preview identifies itself as a concept mockup, with proposed prices and terms awaiting owner approval. The screens shown here document the design; they do not represent a launched client site or measured business results.
A visual language drawn from the equipment
Bold condensed type, practical borders, red actions, and large equipment photography suit a business that welds and builds working rigs. The hero's metal-style data plate brings the main specifications and starting price into the first screen.
Product categories are organized around the buyer's vehicle and work: truck skids, trailers, vans, and commercial builds. Visitors can start with the vehicle they already own, rather than needing to know the product range first.
Price before contact details
The guided build-price flow begins with vehicle choice, then asks what work the rig will do. Buyers compare starting builds with visible ranges before adjusting their configuration.
A running summary keeps earlier choices in view. The aim is to give visitors useful context before asking them to start a sales conversation.
Open the pricing screen at full size.
Adapted to the phone
On a phone, the equipment image and specification plate lead the page. The primary pricing action stays prominent, product comparison uses tabs, and a fixed action bar provides call, text, and pricing options.
Project status
Website concept, captured from the local prototype on October 1, 2026. The portfolio uses saved screenshots so the work remains viewable without access to the local server.
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