The new Collision Partners home page, shown as a set of design directions in one place. The content is identical across every concept, so the only thing changing is the look and feel. Click Open on any concept to view it full-screen and leave feedback right on the page. Staging only, not indexed.
For this round, focus on the design aesthetic: layout, typography, color, and overall feel. That is what we are reviewing. The copy and content are still being finalized and will follow, so there is no need to focus on the wording yet.
Grouped by direction. Every card opens the full, scrollable page. Use the Feedbucket tab on each to mark up exactly what you like and what you'd change.
The overlay is fully open. Treat these as a starting range, not the only options. We can set the scrim to any hue and any level of transparency: warmer, cooler, lighter, or darker, whatever reads best over the footage.
One thing to weigh: centered vs. left-aligned hero text. The Spotlight option centers the copy; the others sit it to the left. It changes the whole feel of the fold, so see which you prefer.
Every concept tells the same story in the same order. It's built around the shop owner, not the platform, so the decision to partner feels clear and low-pressure. Here's the arc.
The page speaks to the independent shop owner weighing the next chapter, not to Collision Partners. It opens with what is in it for them.
Hero"Preserving your legacy and elevating the collision repair industry."
Instead of leading with a villain, the page leads with the difference: what CP protects and what it adds. Your name stays, CP invests, and owners join as partners, not sellers.
Differentiators"Protects what you built, then makes it bigger."
A single line of empathy sets up the trust the rest of the page earns.
Empathy"A partner, not a buyer."
OEM-authorized for the brands owners trust, partners not consolidators, backed by operators who have run shops. Three real shops, now including K&M.
Why CP"Partners. Not consolidators."
Three low-pressure steps remove the fear from a big, personal decision.
PlanTell us about your shop → A confidential conversation → Terms that respect your work.
Two futures, told honestly. Keep going alone as costs compound, or partner and make the next chapter bigger.
Stakes"Two futures. One is in your hands."
The transformation, not the features. The name stays on the building and the next chapter is bigger than the last.
CTA"Explore Partnership." (one clear next step)
One restrained system carries every concept. Navy for depth, gold used one moment per section, silver and ink for the quiet frame. No burgundy.
Primary navy · ghost outline · gold as the accent. Type: Manrope and Jost sans (Precision & Polish), Inter for body throughout.
