Built around the one question that decides every sale: does this part fit my car? Try it on your phone.

AutoNexus Parts is a sample brand. The catalogue, brands and prices become yours.

What's included
Year / make / model vehicle selector that stays with the shopper across the site
A fitment answer on every product: fits, does not fit, or check further
56 parts in 10 categories, each with specs, warranty and what's in the box
Filters by brand, price, position and fitment, working even without JavaScript
A clickable brake diagram that leads to the parts that replace each component
Cart, checkout and confirmation with tax, shipping tiers and free-shipping threshold
Reviews and questions-and-answers on every product
Vehicle landing pages, like "brake pads for Toyota Camry", for local search
Brand pages for 14 manufacturers, from budget to OE-grade
Instant search by part name, brand or part number
Built for your market
US drivers buy parts by vehicle, not by part number, and they leave a store the moment they're unsure it fits.
So fitment is the first thing the home page asks and the loudest thing on every product page. Dollars, sales tax, shipping tiers, imperial specs and the vehicle list are all content, so another catalogue or market is editing, not rebuilding.
How it becomes yours
A short message or call. You get a fixed quote in writing, with the scope and a date.
Your catalogue, brands, payments, shipping and the way your customers get in touch.
Domain, hosting, payments and analytics set up in your name.
Usually live in 14-21 days after we agree the details.

Who you'd work with
I'm Ivan, a freelance web engineer. I built this demo, and I'd build yours. You deal with me from the first message to after launch.
See client projects →“We needed a site that looks as serious as our practice. Ivan handled the design, the build and the launch.”
Cost
You know the full cost before you commit.
Unless you change the scope.
Domain, code, content and accounts in your name.
Tell me what you sell and where. I reply within one working day.