If I’m buying a car, the last thing I want is to get lost on a website with no way out. The current way pointing wasn’t helping. So, like any good driver, I started by mapping every major point of interest on the site. From there, I built a full taxonomy grouping pages based on relevance and engagement, fixing vague labels, and renaming things for clarity and discoverability. I cross-referenced other automotive sites to keep the structure grounded in familiar patterns.

Once the taxonomy was solid, I moved into wireframing the global pull-out navigation. The requirements mentioned promoting offers to boost conversion, so instead of a basic menu, I designed something more interactive, a nav that surfaces imagery, recent promos, and useful shortcuts in context.