Vettura Hangar

Vettura Hangar are a specialist garage in Suffolk. Unlike a general repair shop, the work they take on is the reason customers travel to them, so the site had to establish credibility quickly and show the workshop rather than just describe it.

It also had to do a second job the other client sites do not: recruit. Good technicians are hard to find, so careers sits alongside the customer-facing pages rather than buried in a footer.

Four routes - home, workshop, careers and contact. The workshop page carries the detail on what they take on, and the careers page is a real part of the site rather than an afterthought.

Recruitment and enquiries are deliberately funnelled through one place. The careers page lists open positions and points applicants at the contact form or a direct address for CVs, so there is a single enquiry form to maintain and a single inbox to watch.

Next.js with the App Router and React 19, styled with Tailwind CSS. Icons come from react-icons, and traffic is measured with Vercel Analytics.

The enquiry form posts to a server action, which validates the payload with Zod before anything is sent - so the rules that matter run on the server, where they cannot be bypassed.

Delivery goes through Resend. On success the form replaces itself with an inline confirmation rather than firing a notification, so the result stays visible on a phone in a noisy workshop.