Website · Livadia, Cyprus

Mario's Tyre Service. Six languages, five-step booking.

A four-way wheel brace on a saffron floor against a cobalt wall: at Mario's Tyre Service, one tool fits every size, and one booking form works in six languages. — English to Arabic, the layout mirrored.
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Client: Mario's Tyre Service
Place: Livadia, Larnaca, Cyprus
Sector: Automotive
Languages: English, Greek, Russian, German, Arabic, Hebrew

6Languages, Arabic and Hebrew right-to-left
5Steps to book, roadside help included
LiveOpen or closed, on Cyprus time

What we built

The brief

A tyre shop in Livadia needed one page that any driver could use in their own language. That includes drivers stuck at the side of the road.

01
Six languages, two directions.

English, Greek, Russian, German, Arabic and Hebrew. Arabic and Hebrew mirror right-to-left.
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02
Open or closed, live.

A badge reads Cyprus time and shows whether the shop is open right now.
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03
Booking in five steps.

A guided wizard books through WhatsApp in 5 steps, with a "stuck on the road" mode for roadside help.
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04
The route map.

An isometric map of the way to the shop, drawn with Higgsfield and animated in code.
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Mario's Tyre Service

How it was shown

On desktop: the services, then the booking wizard step by step, and the same step in Arabic, mirrored. On a phone: the page switches from English to Arabic, scrolls past the services and stops on the route map, above the booking section.

English to Arabic, the layout mirrored.