FAS Marine

FAS Marine sells calibrated performance tunes for Mercury outboards. The range covers 27 engines across five families, each with its own stage options, hardware notes and price, and buyers arrive knowing their engine rather than a part number. A single brochure page makes every visitor read the whole range to find the one line that applies to them, and gives search engines nothing to index for any individual engine.

We built the site in Next.js and TypeScript. One typed catalog file drives everything: an interactive tune finder narrows the range by engine family and model, and every engine gets its own statically generated page carrying its stage options, hardware notes and price, so each model is indexable and linkable on its own. The build has no CMS, no database and no environment variables, so it deploys as static output. A smoke test runs against the production build on every change, checking the homepage, a generated engine page, a production image asset, the security headers and the 404 response.

• Interactive tune finder that narrows 27 engines by family and model
• A statically generated, separately indexable page for every engine, all from one typed catalog
• No CMS, database or environment variables — the whole site ships as static output
• Production smoke test covering the homepage, a generated engine page, an image asset, security headers and the 404 route

The site runs at fasmp.com. Every engine in the range has its own page a buyer can be linked straight to, reachable in two clicks from the tune finder, and adding an engine is a one-line change to the catalog. With no runtime dependencies, hosting stays a static deploy.