
Next.js
A front end with drive.The custom interface, the product pages and the glue between every part of the site.

For a product that opens up new roads.
From the first click to the first trip out together.

Scroll in.
Head out.
superpower?xRover gives people with limited mobility more ways to get out.
With family. With friends. Their own way.
For Volter, we built a website where the brand story flows naturally into choosing a buggy, buying accessories or booking a test ride.
Plenty of options. One clear path.
So people look forward to the trip — and don’t get lost choosing.

Click. And you’re in.
One card opens up the whole Hotboots world.

Click the card and Hotboots take over the whole screen. Then you’re off sideways — through big type, product details and graphics that pull you right in.
On mobile, we rebuilt the scene from scratch. So everything fits on a small screen too. Including the way to the product.


Find a model. Compare. Book a ride.
A few clicks into the big world of xRover.

An overview of model lines, sizes and colour options. Every model gets its own page, gallery and everything you need to decide.
Catalogue and checkout. Test rides and rentals. Customer accounts and stories. All the behind-the-scenes stuff nobody has to think about, because it just connects.


Every tool has its job.
We taught them to play together.

The custom interface, the product pages and the glue between every part of the site.

Products, variants, orders and the whole store back end, via API.

The CMS behind stories and content the team edits on its own.

Hosting, plus continuous deployment of every next change.
Website. Store. Content.
They all get along.
So: clear navigation, information you can actually read, and a way to switch the motion off. The visuals are there to make the journey easier — from picking a model to the trip itself.
Mud on the wheels? Yes.