I’m overhauling the first page of my dismantled-car business website and want it to do one thing brilliantly: showcase the parts we have in stock. The new homepage should open with a clean, modern hero section that immediately reassures visitors they are in the right place for quality used parts, then flow into a well-structured list view. Each part entry in that list needs a thumbnail, a concise description, stock status, and a clear call-to-action that drives either an add-to-cart or “request quote” flow. Core requirements • Purpose: spotlight car parts/products—no generic company intro dominating the fold. • Display style: list view with descriptions; I need quick scannability more than a grid or slideshow. • Key elements to integrate: – A predictive search bar that filters parts as the user types. – A customer reviews section that rotates through verified feedback. – A live “orders placed to date” counter to amplify social proof. Scope of work I’m looking for end-to-end delivery: UX wireframes, high-fidelity UI mock-ups, responsive front-end build (HTML5/CSS3/JS or React acceptable), and hand-off into my existing CMS (WordPress with WooCommerce) or a lightweight headless setup—whichever you recommend for speed and maintainability. The finished page must score well on Core Web Vitals, include schema markup for products, and be SEO-ready out of the box. Success looks like a polished, mobile-first homepage that loads fast, turns browsers into buyers, and is easy for my team to update without touching code. If you’ve redesigned e-commerce or auto-parts sites before, please include links in your proposal along with the tech stack you’d prefer for implementation.