Module 05 of 07 · Wireframes

Desktop
Wireframes

Lo-fi grayscale blueprints for 5 key screens — annotated with Nielsen Heuristics, behavioral design principles, and microcopy intent patterns.

// Wireframe 01

Homepage

Annotations reference: NIELSENS-HEURISTICS.md · UX-PATTERNS.md § 1.1, 3.1, 3.2 · BEHAVIORAL-DESIGN.md § 1.4 (Fogg Prompt Types)

Mode: Wireframe Architect · Visual Rules: Grayscale only, borders, placeholders, no shadows
WF-01 — Homepage · 1440px desktop
myroverdoc.com
[ Book Service — CTA ]
LABEL: "Former Land Rover Dealership Tech"
[ Book Service Now ]
[ Get Free Estimate ]
[VEHICLE PHOTO]
SECTION: Dealer vs. RoverDoc Comparison
MICROCOPY: "All of it buried in your invoice."
[ Book Service — CTA Repeated ]
SECTION: Service Cards Grid
[SERVICE ICON]
[ View Service ]
[SERVICE ICON]
[ View Service ]
[SERVICE ICON]
[ View Service ]
[ View All Services ]
SECTION: Google Reviews — Social Proof
H4
NAV: Sticky navigation — "Book Service" is the persistent primary CTA in the nav. Color differentiates it from nav links at all times. Nielsen H4: Consistency and Standards
H6
HERO: Credential label above headline — "Former Land Rover Dealership Tech" placed above the H1 uses Recognition over Recall. Users see the trust signal before reading the tagline. Nielsen H6: Recognition Rather Than Recall + Fogg Facilitator Prompt
H1
ACTION: Dual CTA in hero — Primary: "Book Service Now" (commitment). Secondary: "Get Free Estimate" (lower-friction entry for hesitant visitors). This serves both Archetype 1 and Archetype 3 simultaneously. Nielsen H1: Visibility of System Status — user always knows what they can do next
4
SOCIAL: Stat bar — Four trust metrics (years experience, vehicles serviced, Google rating, response time). Positioned immediately after hero for System 1 trust transfer. Cialdini Social Proof + Kahneman System 1 (BEHAVIORAL-DESIGN.md § 4.1)
5
CONTENT: Dealer vs. RoverDoc comparison — The single highest-impact section on the page. Converts the core strategic insight (Module 01/02) into a scannable visual format. Loss Aversion framing: "You're already paying for their coffee." Kahneman Loss Aversion (UX-PATTERNS.md § 3.3) + Krug Scanning (UX-FOUNDATIONS.md § 1.4)
H8
SOCIAL: Google Reviews block — 3-card carousel format with verified review schema. Star rating visible from search results when properly marked up. Nielsen H8: Aesthetic and Minimalist Design — only 3 reviews shown, link to full page. Cialdini Social Proof (UX-PATTERNS.md § 3.1)
// Wireframe 02

Booking Flow — Step 2 of 4

Annotation focus: FORM interaction patterns · Error prevention · Photo upload · UX-PATTERNS.md § 2.2

WF-02 — Booking Step 2 · "Select Service + Describe Issue" · 1440px
myroverdoc.com/book
[BREADCRUMB: Vehicle → Service → Date → Confirm]
Save & Exit
STEP 2 OF 4
SELECT SERVICE TYPE
Oil Change
Inspection
Engine / Electrical
Air Suspension
Transmission
Tires
Diagnostics Only
Other / Not Sure
MICROCOPY: "Not sure? Just describe what you hear, see, or feel — your tech will figure it out."
[ UPLOAD ZONE: Photos / Videos / Dealer Estimate ]
MICROCOPY: "Got a dealer estimate? Upload it — we'll tell you what it should really cost."
YOUR BOOKING SUMMARY
✓ LAND ROVER SPECIALIST CONFIRMED
Your tech reviews all photos before your appointment — no surprises on arrival.
[ Continue to Step 3 ]
No card required to book
H5
FORM: Chip-based service selection — Removes free-text entry confusion. "Other / Not Sure" option prevents form abandonment when user can't categorize their issue. Nielsen H5: Error Prevention — constraining input prevents bad data
H1
FORM: Step progress bar — Persistent 4-step indicator shows "Step 2 of 4." User always knows how far they are and what remains. Reduces form abandonment. Nielsen H1: Visibility of System Status
3
ACTION: Photo/video upload zone — The competitive differentiator. Microcopy "Got a dealer estimate? Upload it" directly addresses Archetype 1's core pain. Activates Fogg's Motivation + resolves Ability barrier simultaneously. Fogg Facilitator Prompt (BEHAVIORAL-DESIGN.md § 1.4)
4
CONTENT: Booking Summary sidebar — Persistent summary panel prevents recall errors. "✓ LAND ROVER SPECIALIST CONFIRMED" reinforces the trust signal mid-flow. "No card required to book" removes financial commitment barrier. Nielsen H6: Recognition over Recall + Krug's First Law
// Wireframe 03

Customer Portal — Dashboard

Eyal Hook Model — Investment Phase: service history, loyalty points, and vehicle data create switching costs. UX-PATTERNS.md § 2.3 · BEHAVIORAL-DESIGN.md § 2.5

WF-03 — Customer Portal Dashboard · 1440px · Logged-in state
myroverdoc.com/portal
[ Book Next Service ]
LAST SERVICE
NEXT RECOMMENDED
[ Schedule Now ]
LOYALTY POINTS
[VEHICLE HEALTH TIMELINE CHART — Service history plotted over time]
RECENT SERVICE HISTORY
H3
NAV: Sidebar navigation with persistent "Book Next Service" CTA — Always-visible booking button ensures the primary revenue action is one click away from any portal screen. Nielsen H3: User Control and Freedom + H4 Consistency
2
CONTENT: "Next Recommended" card highlighted in accent color — Proactive maintenance suggestion creates urgency without pressure. Eliminates the "I didn't know it was due" objection. Eyal Hook Model: Investment Phase → loads next Trigger (BEHAVIORAL-DESIGN.md § 2.5)
3
FEEDBACK: Vehicle health timeline chart — Visual history makes the customer's investment in the relationship visible. The more service history exists, the more valuable the portal becomes — and the higher the switching cost. Eyal Investment Phase: "Data improves personalization" (BEHAVIORAL-DESIGN.md § 2.5)