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Year — 2025

SHOOX — electric vehicle sharing

Web Design Landing Page Mobility Illustration EN

// Goal

Sell a way of moving through the city — so the visitor installs the app instead of leaving to compare competitors' tariffs.

// Brief

Build a long page that runs from feeling to action: show the ride scenarios, lay pay-as-you-go against passes, and close on installing the app.

SHOOX | Electric vehicle sharing
A long page
from feeling to tariff
Ride scenarios
six everyday occasions
Tariffs
per minute and passes

How we built it

Sharing is bought on mood and kept on price. So the page works in two layers: an illustrative opening with torn type and paint strokes, then dry specifics about money and machines.

The scenario block answers “what is in it for me”: get to work through traffic, buy flowers and visit grandma, ride the promenade in the evening, get out of town for a picnic, cross the city fast, bring a friend a pizza. That is a list of occasions — the same device used in the preparation block on DAG.TREK.

Tariffs are laid out side by side and honestly: per minute — €1 to unlock, from €0.19 a minute, €0.1 to pause; or a pass — €9.99 a day, €48 for three days, €91 for a week, each converted to an hourly and daily rate so the visitor can see where the value sits. Below are the machine specifics: two people, 45 kph, 100 km range, a helmet included and two on mopeds.

The only key is your phone. The whole page drives one action: install the app and find a vehicle nearby.

Stages of delivery

01

Opening screen

An illustrative opening with launch countries and the €0.15 per minute entry price on the first screen.

02

Why bother

Three arguments — free-floating parking, clean travel, no maintenance or fuel costs.

03

Ride scenarios

Six everyday occasions instead of a feature list: work, flowers for grandma, the promenade, a picnic, crossing town, pizza for a friend.

04

Fleet and specifics

A vehicle card with seats, top speed, range, cities and price per minute.

05

Pay-as-you-go against passes

Per-minute pricing and 1, 3 and 7-day passes converted to hourly and daily rates.

06

Numbers and close

Fleet and distance figures, CO₂ saved, and a closing block on installing the app.

Outcome

A long page that runs from feeling to tariff and closes on the app install. Both pricing models are shown together, with conversions, so the visitor decides.

The design was produced in English — the service operates across several European countries.

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