Pitstop Autocare — Automotive Service Website in Dubai

Client
Pitstop Autocare
Services
Web Development in Dubai · UX Design (UI/UX) in Dubai
Stack
Sanity · Next.js · React 19 · Vercel
Timeline
8 weeks · 2024
Pitstop Autocare automotive service website — Karve Digital, Dubai

Results

HeadlessSanity editing for non-technical staff
PhasedScalable foundation for a staged rollout
2024Designed, built & launched
AGMCSecond build for the Albatha Automotive Group

How we built it

  1. Editable headless CMS

    We implemented Sanity as the headless CMS, giving non-technical staff real-time editing and a schema tailored to their services — so the team manages content without developer involvement.

  2. Fast, scalable build

    We built with Next.js for server-side rendering and SEO, deployed on Vercel for automatic scaling, SSL and a global CDN, and optimised images, code splitting and caching for performance.

  3. Agile, user-centric delivery

    We worked in an agile cycle with continuous feedback and designed a user-centric interface that works across every screen size, supporting service discovery and online booking.

SanityNext.jsReact 19Vercel

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Questions

Can you build an automotive service booking website in Dubai?

Yes. We build automotive service websites for the Dubai and UAE market — showcasing repair and maintenance services and facilitating online bookings, as we did for Pitstop Autocare under AGMC.

Can non-technical staff manage the website content?

Yes. We use Sanity, a headless CMS with real-time editing and a custom schema, so non-technical team members can update content easily without developer support.

Can the website scale for a phased rollout?

Yes. We built Pitstop on Next.js and Vercel with automatic scaling and a global CDN, giving a high-performance foundation that supports staged growth and new features over time.

Is the website optimised for SEO?

Yes. We use server-side rendering with Next.js plus performance optimisation — images, code splitting and caching — to give the site strong SEO foundations.

How does the website handle service bookings?

Pitstop Autocare's site is built to showcase its repair and maintenance services and let customers request or book service online. The booking flow sits on the same Next.js and Sanity foundation as the rest of the site, so the team can update services, descriptions and availability through the CMS without touching code.

Why build an automotive site on Next.js and Vercel rather than a template?

A template would have limited Pitstop's ability to grow and to deliver the speed customers expect on mobile. Building on Next.js and Vercel gives automatic scaling, a global CDN, server-side rendering for SEO, and a clean component structure — so the AGMC-backed brand has a fast, professional platform that can take on new services and features over time.

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