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PORTFOLIO CONCEPTAbout this project↗
TYRE & WHEEL SERVICE · CONCEPTINDEPENDENT CONCEPT

A better direction.
Firmly grounded.

Tyres, wheels and comfort behind the wheel. Take care of what connects your car to the road.

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TORQ / WHEEL SYSTEMEVERY DETAIL MATTERS
CHANGE FINISH
01 / OUR EXPERTISE

Four specialities.
One place to go.

Choose a service. Explore the details and talk to us about your car.

02 / CLOSER TO YOUR CAR

Beyond the looks.
It's how it feels.

01 /

Start with a conversation

Call and tell us what your car needs. Have the car model ready and, for tyre enquiries, the tyre size too.

02 /

Discuss the work and timing

Ask about availability, the scope of work and a quote. The cost depends on the service and the condition of your tyres or wheels.

03 /

Ready for the road

A clear service journey, from choosing the right tyres to understanding the next step. This is sample content for a fictional workshop.

03 / THE DESIGN DETAILS

A few answers.
A clearer picture.

Is this a real workshop?+

No. TORQ is a fictional brand created for this independent portfolio concept. This is not a commissioned client website and it does not accept bookings.

What is interactive?+

Explore four service panels, change the illustrated wheel finish and open these questions. The service selector also supports arrow-key navigation.

How was the website built?+

HTML, CSS and JavaScript, with original SVG illustrations. The layout adapts to mobile screens and respects reduced-motion preferences.

04 / INDEPENDENT PORTFOLIO PROJECT

Built to move.
Designed to connect.

An automotive website concept exploring bold typography, technical illustration and a clear path through a service business. Fictional identity. No client commission or affiliation.

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DESIGN & DEVELOPMENT

Andrii Obytotskyi
Independent portfolio study · 2026

PROJECT SCOPE

Responsive interface
SVG illustration & motion
Interactive service navigation