website for Radhaus Lauingen (bicycle shop)

Radhaus Lauingen is my family’s bike shop, which my father has been running since 2002.

The previous website already showed parts of the bike inventory, but the user experience was poor. Visitors had to navigate through several menus before seeing any models, and many listed bikes were no longer available or could not be ordered.

The new website focuses on the current in-store selection. It presents roughly a hundred bikes and several hundred accessories in a clear, searchable and filterable way.

The site is not an online shop. Nothing is shipped. Its purpose is to help customers see what is currently available before visiting the store.

I built the website with Next.js. Sanity is used for editorial content, while product data is managed through Supabase, alongside several other services and integrations. The site also includes a bike finder and clear information about opening hours and store availability.