Pulse Fatbike: Website Design for a Dutch Fatbike Dealer

Web Design
Engineering / Industrial
Retail
B2C
About Project

The company is launching a new product directly to consumers — a fatbike, essentially an e-bike resembling a scooter. The product is positioned as a premium offering, similar to Apple in the smartphone world, featuring unique design, high quality, and an extended warranty.

The target audience includes active individuals aged 16 to 26 who love adventures and fun, and are ready to spontaneously go for a picnic outside the city or to a party.

Ecommerce website design showcasing a sleek electric bike with the tagline
Ecommerce website design showcasing the Pulse fatbike and accessories on a sleek mobile interface.
Client

Pulse Fatbike is a business in the Netherlands with 700 dealers across the country. It sells scooters and e-bikes. The company has traditionally operated under a B2B sales model, working through its dealer network.

Design Goals

We aimed to analyze market competitors and create a competitive website for selling fatbikes. Additionally, we improved the site structure based on the client’s unique selling proposition (USP) and marketing formula.

Main Graphic Approach

Fatbikes provide a source of joy, giving riders exciting moments of pleasure. The technologies that enable such products bring the future closer, blending sustainability with urbanism. Therefore, the client’s USP is an urban solution for modern people. The fatbike is the energetic heartbeat of adventures. It becomes a reliable companion, energizing and igniting a passion for exploration.

Our idea involved creating an animated gradient resembling a cardiogram. We used a vivid gradient to highlight elegance and luxury. Rows of the gradient reflect, adding dynamism, depth, and energy to the content. The gradient can pulse during scrolling or remain statically pulsating.

Homepage

We implemented the STAR-CHAIN-HOOK sales model on the homepage. The Star represents the USP, the Chain includes reasons to buy and benefits for the client, and the Hook is the call to action. The main screen features an engaging video motion that showcases the product and its features. This video immediately grabs and holds attention, with an option to pause using a convenient, pulsating pause button.

Ecommerce website design showcasing fatbike models with options to select and compare features on a sleek interface.
Interactive map for locating Pulse Fatbike dealers in the Netherlands and Belgium, showcasing ecommerce website design.
Fatbike showcasing expert feedback on its features, emphasizing its design for an ecommerce website design.
A tablet displays an ecommerce website design for Pulse Fatbike, featuring a blog on adventurous biking experiences.
Minimalist ecommerce website design featuring stylish buttons and a newsletter subscription prompt on a dark background.
Mobile screen displaying a blog section for an ecommerce website design, featuring articles on fatbike maintenance and reviews.
FAQ section addressing order cancellations, delivery times, bike manuals, and customer support for an ecommerce website design.
Ecommerce website design showcasing the Pulse Fatbike brand with navigation options and social media links on mobile devices.

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