Product discovery
Browse the range, search catalogue information and follow part-number references from a useful starting point.
Automotive aftermarket · Previously deployed · Original platform retired
Danny’s Automotive Tools
Parts information, made useful in the browser.
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01 / The opportunity
Parts information, made useful in the browser.
LUWA’s founder, Luqman Ismail, developed Danny’s first official online presence while working at Danny’s Automotive. It brought parts information and customer resources together, then grew to include the interactive Parts Atlas. The original platform operated publicly for approximately one year and is now retired.
What needed to change
Danny’s extensive parts range gave customers and staff a lot to navigate. Finding a product, checking an alternate number and reaching the right resource each called for a simpler digital route.
What we built
The platform brought range exploration, part-number cross-referencing, catalogue information and customer resources into the browser. Operational utilities supported related tasks. Later Parts Atlas development added an interactive schematic; the gallery includes captures of that later work.
02 / From platform to portfolio
The first digital home for the work.
The original Tools platform gave Danny’s product range its first official online home. Customers and staff could explore information that had previously been harder to reach in one place.
Making the parts visible
Later Parts Atlas work offered a visual way into the catalogue. Its interactive 3D schematic let people explore vehicle systems and related components before checking the parts information. It aided discovery without guaranteeing fitment.
A working period, then a transition
The original platform operated publicly for approximately one year and has since been retired. Danny’s now uses a separate e-commerce platform developed by Zezwe ICT.
What the work demonstrates
This work shows how complex parts information can become something people can search, explore and use. Luqman Ismail’s contribution at Danny’s Automotive remains an important part of LUWA’s engineering portfolio.
03Engineering the experience
Interactive exploration
Parts Atlas development used an interactive 3D vehicle schematic to make systems and associated components easier to explore.
Practical workflows
Customer resources and operational utilities helped turn scattered information into practical browser workflows.
04The interface folio
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There’s more to it.
7 historical views of the original Tools platform. Select an image to inspect the desktop and mobile work in detail.
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Context & attribution
These are historical captures of the original Tools platform, including later Parts Atlas development. The platform operated publicly for approximately one year and is retired. Luqman Ismail contributed to this employer-owned work at Danny’s Automotive; its business and proprietary systems remain Danny’s property.
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