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Benelli: the opening screen of the website on a phone and the brand's badge
BenelliAutomotive · Website
Benelli home page on a tablet: a Russian headline says Italian Benelli motorcycles are bursting into Russia and sales start soon, above a rider on a dirt slope; the header has a Be the first to order button and a round badge reads Find out how to buy
The launch message, motorcycle photography and enquiry action share one clear hierarchy.

Services

  • Concept
  • UX/UI design
  • Tilda build and setup
  • Content processing
  • Design review

Tools

  • Mood board
  • Benchmarking analysis

Technology stack

  • Tilda

Benelli

A website introducing Benelli’s motorcycles to a new market: a bold first impression, a model line-up to explore and a way to register interest before sales began.

Introduce the brand before sales begin

The request arrived ten days before the Moto Springs 2022 exhibition. The site needed to introduce Benelli and its motorcycle line-up, give each model a clear presentation and collect enquiries while sales were still to come.

Our contribution

We took the project from concept to the Tilda build and final design review. That included mood boards, page design, processing the supplied photography and adapting the site for five screen sizes.

We chose large capitals, black blocks and generous space around the motorcycles to give the launch a direct, confident voice. Several versions of the main screen and key pages were presented before the direction was approved.

Designing within the time available

We established the desktop design in Figma, then adapted four further screen sizes directly in Tilda. This kept the visual decisions in one direction while reducing the amount of separate layout work.

Benelli model page on a laptop: the 752 S with a photo gallery, four colours, a short description and a Place a pre-order button; the header has a Be the first to order button
The 752 S page brings the gallery, colour choices and enquiry action together.

Give each motorcycle room to be understood.

The model page moves from the launch announcement to a closer look at the bike. We paired a large photo gallery with colour choices and a concise description, keeping the motorcycle itself at the centre of the page.

At this stage, the next step was an enquiry. The order buttons opened a short contact form so visitors could leave their details and hear how to buy. This matched the site’s pre-sales purpose.

A complete Tilda website, live in 2022.

The finished site covered the motorcycle line-up, individual models, brand history and enquiry forms across five screen sizes. The domain has since been redesigned; these portfolio frames preserve the original work.

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