TWO BUSINESSES, ONE CLEAR ENTRANCE.
The Moniatis family runs two things in Limassol: an accident repair and paint shop, and a car rental. Same name, same standard, completely different customers.
- Industry
- Car repair & rental
- Where
- Limassol
- Year
- 2026
- Scope
- Design, build, two languages
WHAT THEY CAME WITH.
One brand covering two businesses that share nothing but a family. Someone whose car is in a garage after an accident and someone booking a rental for a week are in completely different states of mind, and a single homepage trying to serve both serves neither.
The obvious answer — two separate sites — meant two of everything to maintain, and split the family name in half.
WHAT WE BUILT.
A door with two handles
The entrance asks one question and answers it in a tap. Nobody reads a paragraph explaining the group structure, because nobody ever wanted to.
Two voices under one roof
Repair speaks to urgency and trust; rental speaks to price and availability. Same shell, different argument.
Bilingual from the start
Built for two languages rather than translated afterwards — which is what leaves half a site in the wrong one.
One thing to maintain
A single codebase and a single place to update prices, hours and photos.
WHAT HAPPENED.
The family stopped explaining their own structure to customers. People arrive, pick the business they need, and land in a section written for them.
Analytics were handed over with the site but the account is young — we would rather show you nothing than dress up two months of data as a result.
WEBSITES
WEB DESIGN FOR CYPRUS BUSINESS.
A site that loads fast, reads clearly on a phone, and turns a visitor into someone who calls you. You see it working in your browser before you pay anything.
SEE THE SERVICEMORE THAN ONE BUSINESS?
One name, several services, and nobody sure where to click. We've solved that one. Tell us about yours.