Building a vehicle rental website requires more than an attractive homepage. Visitors should be able to find suitable vehicles, compare rental details, and understand the booking process without confusion.
For a marketplace serving destinations across Indonesia, the website structure is especially important. Travellers may be looking for scooter rentals in Bali, motorcycles in Jakarta, or cars for longer journeys.
Here are a few design ideas worth discussing:
Organised CMS collections: Create separate collections for vehicles, rental locations, providers, and travel destinations.
Useful search filters: Let visitors explore options by location, vehicle type, rental period, and price.
Clear vehicle pages: Display vehicle details, rental conditions, provider information, and important requirements in an easy-to-read layout.
Mobile-friendly design: Make search, navigation, and booking steps simple for visitors using smartphones.
Location-based content: Create useful destination pages for Bali, Lombok, Jakarta, and other areas without repeating the same content.
Booking integration: Connect the design to a suitable booking system when live availability, payments, or reservations are needed.
A vehicle rental marketplace such as MotoShare.id is a useful example of a website where clear navigation and location-based discovery matter.
I would like to hear from other Webflow developers: How would you structure the CMS collections and search experience for a marketplace with multiple vehicle types, rental providers, and destinations?