26—05 / Industrial

A new name, with twenty years of reputation behind it.

PlantFix UK is a new plant-machinery servicing division of TyreFix UK, a name the industry already trusts to keep fleets on the road. We designed and built its website, and sharpened the UI design language so a brand-new division looks as established and dependable as the one behind it.

  • Industrial
  • Website design
  • Development
  • UI design
PlantFix UK: a tracked excavator on a work site at sunset, the kind of plant machinery it services and repairs.
Client
PlantFix UK, part of the TyreFix Group
Location
Ibstock, Leicestershire
Sector
Industrial
Year
2026
What we did
Website design and build, UI design language

Part of the group, its own front door

A new division has a chicken-and-egg problem: nobody has heard of it, but it's backed by a name they have. The website had to feel unmistakably part of the TyreFix group and clearly its own thing, so PlantFix reads as established rather than unproven from the first visit.

We refined the UI design language to do that quietly: consistent components, a confident use of the group's colour and iconography, and a layout that carries authority without shouting.

Built to convert a breakdown

The customer usually isn't browsing. A machine is down, every hour of downtime is costing them, and they need to know in seconds that you handle this and how fast you'll get to them.

So the site leads with the services and the phone, not the company history. Preventative maintenance, breakdowns, parts and emergency response are clear from the first screen, and an enquiry is never more than a tap away.

PlantFix UK: excavators, a dumper and a dozer working across a quarry site.
From excavators to telehandlers, kept working and kept compliant.

Industrial doesn't have to mean dull

Plant and machinery websites tend to default to hi-vis clichés and stock-photo sprawl. We gave PlantFix a calmer, more considered UI: legible, reassuring and quick, backed by a name that already means reliability.

PlantFix UK engineers in hi-vis and hard hats reviewing a job on site.
Safety first, no drama: the promise the brand had to carry.

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