Workshop Owners Don't Browse. They Search for a Part Number and Check Stock.
B2B automotive parts buyers have a specific problem when they land on your site. They need a part, they need it confirmed as in-stock, and they need to know it reaches them before the vehicle misses its service window. The AutoPartsPro template is built around that reality. The parts e-catalog is organized for search-first browsing, the logistics network map answers the delivery question by province, and a wholesale registration flow turns a first order into a recurring account.
Who This Is For
Established national or regional auto parts distributors sourcing from OEM and OES suppliers, serving workshop owners, automotive retailers, and fleet procurement teams. The template is built for distributors who carry physical inventory across multiple branches and compete against grey-market resellers on authenticity, not price. Market context: most local buyers research on mobile over 4G, often before opening the workshop in the morning, and decide on the first supplier whose catalog confirms stock and delivery in under a minute.
What This Template Covers
- Parts E-Catalog with SKU Search: A catalog organized by vehicle brand, type, and part category. SKU codes, specifications, and stock availability are visible to registered partners, so a workshop owner finds what they need without calling your sales line.
- Distribution Network Map: Branch and warehouse locations displayed with coverage areas and dispatch timelines. This is the primary trust signal for buyers outside your main city who need delivery certainty before committing to a new supplier.
- OEM/OES Authorization Credentials: Sourcing certificates and authorized distributor documentation positioned in the main content flow, not the footer. This is the verifiable signal that separates your catalog from a grey-market alternative.
- B2B Wholesale Registration Flow: A structured partner application that captures vehicle category, monthly volume, and region. Your sales team gets qualified account information instead of open-ended contact form messages.
- Zero Runtime JavaScript: Built with Astro, deployed on Cloudflare's global edge. The parts catalog renders in under 600ms on a 4G connection with nothing executing in the browser. That's why Core Web Vitals hits 96/100 on both mobile and desktop.
Full Site Architecture: 3 Pages
Three pages by design. This audience is B2B buyers who know what part they need and want to reach a quote request in under a minute. The e-catalog answers "do you carry it?" and the inquiry form handles the rest. More pages would add friction without adding value.
auto-parts-distributor/
├── / HOME
│ ├── [Hero] Genuine auto parts, nationwide network + Partner CTA
│ ├── [§] E-Catalog highlights: top part categories
│ ├── [§] Distribution coverage map preview
│ ├── [§] Trust & certifications: SNI · ISO · OEM
│ └── [CTA] Become a Partner / B2B Registration
│
├── /catalog PARTS E-CATALOG
│ [§] Browse by brand · vehicle type · part category
│ [§] SKU details + stock availability for registered partners
│
└── /locations DISTRIBUTION NETWORK
[§] Branch locations · Warehouse map · Coverage areas
[CTA] Find nearest branch / Register as dealer
─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
[Hero] lead section · [§] content section · [CTA] conversion point
e-catalog · distribution network · B2B partner registration
Independent Verification
Both reports were captured on the live site, not a staging environment. Click either image to run a fresh scan yourself.
Google's public tool for measuring real-world web performance. It scores pages across Performance, Accessibility, Best Practices, and SEO. Each category is scored out of 100. A score of 90+ is considered good. This site scored 96 on mobile and 100 on desktop.
An independent scanner that checks which HTTP security headers a site has configured. Headers like CSP, HSTS, and X-Frame-Options protect visitors from common web attacks. Grade A means all major headers are present and correctly set.
How to Evaluate the Demo
- Catalog speed on mobile: Open the catalog page on your phone over a mobile data connection. Time how long before parts are visible and filterable. Under 600ms is the target. A workshop owner at 7am won't wait longer than that before opening the next tab.
- Stock visibility: Can a registered partner see availability at the SKU level, or does the catalog only show that a product exists without confirming whether it's in stock in their region?
- Logistics map: Open the distribution network page. Does the coverage map answer the delivery question for a buyer in a secondary city, or does it only show confidence for buyers in Jakarta?
- Wholesale registration form: Does the partner application capture vehicle category, monthly volume, and delivery region, or is it a generic contact form your team has to follow up to qualify?
- Accessibility: Open PageSpeed Insights on the demo. Headings, contrast ratios, alt text, and keyboard navigation all pass automated accessibility checks.
- Security: Run the SecurityHeaders.com scan above. Grade A means every visitor is protected by the full set of HTTP security headers: CSP, HSTS, X-Frame-Options, and more.
"Parts buyers don't evaluate suppliers. They test them. Show them the catalog loads fast, the part is in stock, and the coverage reaches their city, and the first order happens before the first call."