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StackX Multipark India

StackX Multipark India Pvt. Ltd. engineers mechanical and hydraulic multi-level parking systems. The challenge wasn't just a good-looking site: eight distinct parking systems had to be explained clearly to architects, developers and property owners — most of whom are comparing options for the first time — and that interest had to turn into quote requests. I designed, built and deployed the whole thing.

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StackX Multipark India home page — a full-bleed hero reading 'Smart Parking. Maximum Space. Better Value.' over a photograph of a stack parking system

Project details

What I built

  • Seven-page site: home, about, products, services, industries, technology and contact
  • Interactive product explorer covering all eight parking systems
  • Supporting pages — how it works, why mechanical parking, safety and FAQ
  • Responsive layouts across mobile, tablet and desktop
  • A 'Get a Quote' enquiry flow reachable from every page
  • Image optimisation, SEO metadata and semantic page structure
  • Deployment to production with domain and SSL

Built with

  • Next.js
  • React
  • Tailwind CSS
  • next/image
  • Vercel
RoleDesign, development & deployment
TypeBusiness website
Year2026
About page headed 'Engineering better ways to park' over a photograph of engineers in hard hats on site, followed by a photograph of a parking system mid-installation
About — real site and installation photography, which does more for credibility than any claim would.
Products page with a list of eight parking systems on the left, an animated schematic in the centre, and a photograph and description of the selected system on the right
Products — pick a system on the left and its diagram, photography and description update in place.
Services page showing a numbered vertical timeline: site survey and consultation, parking system design, engineering and manufacturing, then installation
Services — the engagement laid out as numbered steps, so a buyer knows what happens after they enquire.
Industries page headed 'Parking solutions for every space', with a selectable grid of sectors beside a detail panel listing key benefits for the chosen sector
Industries — nine sectors, each with its own benefits panel, so a visitor can find themselves on the page.
Technology page with a horizontal step sequence running from vehicle entry and RFID activation through to EV charging
Technology — the whole parking cycle as one readable sequence, not a wall of specifications.
Contact page headed 'Have limited parking space?' with a quote form asking for name, company, email, project location, phone and required capacity, alongside the company's phone, email and address
Contact — a quote form that asks only what's needed to price a job, reachable from every page.

How it came together

01

Understanding the product

Mechanical parking is unfamiliar territory for most buyers. Before any design work, we went through the eight systems — what each one is, where it fits, how it differs from the one next to it. That understanding is what decided the site's structure: products needed to be explorable rather than listed, and every page needed to end somewhere useful.

02

Structure & design

I gave each system its own space inside one interactive explorer rather than scattering them across eight separate pages, so visitors can compare without losing their place. The visual language stayed deliberately industrial — full-bleed photography of real installations, strong headings, generous spacing — because the product itself is the strongest argument the company has.

03

Build

Built with Next.js and Tailwind CSS, responsive from the first line rather than adapted afterwards. Photography is heavy on a site like this, so images are optimised and served as WebP at device-appropriate sizes, and the interactive explorer updates without a page reload.

04

Launch

Deployed to production on Vercel with the domain and SSL configured, so the handover was a working site on a live address — not a folder of files waiting for someone else to put it online.

Key features

  • Interactive product explorer — choose a system and its schematic, photography and description update in place, with no page reload
  • Animated diagrams that show how each parking mechanism actually moves
  • Full-bleed hero sections with overlaid typography, consistent across every page
  • A step-by-step technology walkthrough, from vehicle entry through to EV charging
  • An industries selector covering nine sectors — residential, commercial, healthcare, hospitality, retail and more — each with its own benefits panel
  • Quote call-to-action pinned in the navigation, so enquiring is always one click away
  • WebP imagery served at the right size for each device

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