Torque is a full-width immersive landing page template built for Kia specialist mechanics. It combines a split-video hero, scroll-driven facility tour, and a three-step booking form to convert post-warranty Kia owners into confirmed appointments. The Corporate Precision design uses a ruby and chrome palette to signal expertise before the visitor ever taps a button.
by Rocket studio
Torque is a single-page booking template designed for a Kia-only specialist workshop. It opens with a split-video hero that contrasts a generic garage against a Kia-specific service bay. The scroll then walks visitors through each zone of the facility, ending at a three-step booking form that moves leads from curiosity to confirmed appointment.
This template is built for independent mechanics who work exclusively on Kia vehicles. It speaks directly to shop owners who want to attract post-warranty owners and convert them online without relying on a dealership's reputation.
Most automotive service pages look the same. They list prices, show a phone number, and ask visitors to call. That approach fails post-warranty Kia owners who are nervous about their specific model and need to feel confident before they commit.
Torque delivers a complete single-page layout with every section pre-built and purposefully ordered. The design, interaction logic, and booking flow are all included in the template as delivered.




Theme
Corporate Precision
Creative direction
Spatial & Architectural
Color system
Ruby & Chrome
Style
Full-Width Immersive
Direction
Booking/Scheduling
Page Sections
Split-video Compare Hero
Scroll-driven Facility Tour
Three-step Booking Form
Symptom Input Lead Capture
Sticky Booking Bar
Kia Model Coverage Grid
What type of business is this template designed for?
Does this template include the booking form functionality?
Can the template handle EV and hybrid Kia enquiries?
Is this template suitable for mobile users?
What animation and interaction features are included?
This template includes six purpose-built features. Each one earns visitor trust progressively, so the booking form feels like a natural conclusion rather than an interruption.
The header splits the viewport into two halves. The left plays a dim, cluttered generic garage clip. The right shows the same repair performed with Kia-specific tooling, branded uniforms, and clinical LED lighting. A chrome divider pulses between them while a typewriter headline builds across both frames.
After the hero, an overhead floor-plan diagram appears and highlights four workshop zones: the diagnostics bay, mechanical workshop, EV-safe high-voltage room, and customer lounge. Each zone expands into its own full-width section as the visitor scrolls, with foreground tool close-ups parallaxing faster than background layers.
Step one of the booking form presents a visual grid of Kia silhouettes spanning the full model range. Visitors tap their specific model to begin. This confirms immediately that their vehicle is covered, removing one of the most common drop-off points in automotive booking flows.
The embedded booking flow keeps each decision simple and contained. Step one selects the Kia model. Step two picks a service category from four options: diagnostic scan, logbook service, specific repair, or EV and hybrid work. Step three displays the next five available time slots from a calendar.
A secondary call to action labelled "Describe a Symptom" gives hesitant visitors an alternative to committing to a date. They can type or voice-record what they are experiencing with their vehicle. This creates a warm lead capture point for visitors who are not yet ready to book.
After the first scroll, a chrome-trimmed booking bar locks to the top of the viewport. The primary call to action "Book Your Kia In" remains visible throughout the entire page experience, so the conversion path is always one tap away regardless of which section the visitor is reading.
| Section | Purpose |
|---|---|
| Split-Video Hero | Contrast generic versus. specialist service visually |
| Facility Floor Plan | Introduce workshop zones through scroll interaction |
| Diagnostics Bay Zone | Prove dealer-grade scanning capability |
| Mechanical Workshop Zone | Show range of mechanical repair work |
| EV High-Voltage Room | Address the EV and hybrid owner's specific concern |
| Customer Lounge Zone | Signal professionalism and client experience |
| Services Bento Grid | Display service categories in an asymmetric layout |
| Kia Model Coverage | Confirm full model range from Picanto to EV9 |
| Three-Step Booking Form | Convert visitors into booked appointments |
| Footer | Linear single-row contact and navigation links |
The visual identity follows a Corporate Precision theme. Every colour decision reinforces the idea that this workshop is exact, controlled, and completely focused on one brand of vehicle.
The template is built desktop-first, with full responsiveness extending the experience to mobile screens. Animation intensity and layout reflow are handled through the same GSAP ScrollTrigger system used on desktop.
Every section of this template is ordered to reduce scepticism before asking for a commitment. The visitor earns confidence progressively, and the booking bar is always present to catch them the moment they are ready.
This template is built for the Australian market, with English (AU) copy conventions and pricing language consistent with local workshop communication. It is designed as a single-page layout with a linear footer pattern.