Licensed editorial front detail of a grey car in rain, as used on The Car Sourcer website; not stock offered for sale.

THE CAR
SOURCER

Finding the right car
starts with a better brief.

I built a service-led website that turns an open-ended car search into a useful buyer brief.

A SERVICE.
NOT A STOCK LIST.

The design problem was to explain a consultancy without making it look like a dealership. I used service-led navigation, confident condensed typography and a structured buyer brief, keeping the adviser’s role clear before the enquiry.

UNDERSTANDRESEARCHCONSIDER

AN OPEN SEARCH.
A USEFUL BRIEF.

I designed the enquiry around the buyer’s starting point,
then brought the actual website fields into one clear route.

Licensed editorial photograph of a vehicle centre console, used on The Car Sourcer website.
Actual local The Car Sourcer vehicle-brief page, with search preference, budget and optional notes fields.
Where are you with your search?Approximate vehicle budgetYour preferences & notes

The real local website brief. No enquiry is submitted, and no vehicle pictured is offered for sale.

A CLEARER
WAY IN.

A considered enquiry journey makes space for what the buyer already knows and what they need help deciding.

I built a seven-page local website around that sequence: introduce the service, explain the stages and collect the buyer’s preferences. Shared responsive layouts carry the same hierarchy onto a phone.

Owner-supplied The Car Sourcer website opening: Find the right car. Without the legwork.
The current local website build.

A BETTER BRIEF.
A MORE CONSIDERED SEARCH.

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