Independent concepts exploring how ambitious companies can tell their stories through design, motion, and interaction.
These are unsolicited concepts. None of these companies hired me, and none of them endorsed this work. Each original is shown as a screen recording, next to my redesign.
01 / 10·Millimetre-wave radios
What I changed: Turned a static product page into a scroll-driven story (Deploy, Align, Link established) told over an animated terrain of radio links.
02 / 10·2D semiconductor materials
What I changed: Swapped stock photography for a light, editorial layout and an interactive transistor diagram that shows why 2D materials matter.
03 / 10·Software-defined GNSS
What I changed: Replaced the blue photo hero with a dark, animated positioning map and a clear problem-to-solution story about electronic warfare.
04 / 10·Product comparison
What I changed: Rebuilt a directory of links around one live comparison table, so the product explains itself above the fold.
05 / 10·Tunable RF filters
What I changed: Swapped stock imagery for a live spectrum visual and an interactive filter bank that shows what one tunable filter replaces.
06 / 10·Quantum sensors
What I changed: Led with a 3D vapour cell and a step-by-step look at the laser fabrication process, instead of generic lab photos.
07 / 10·Data for physical AI
What I changed: Turned a long marketing page into an exploded, layered view of the training data, with a tighter grid and a scenario gallery.
08 / 10·Hockey performance wearable
What I changed: Moved the focus from pricing cards to the product itself: a scroll-driven look at the Core sensor, then Wear it, Play, Know.
09 / 10·Emergency EV charging
What I changed: Turned a form-led landing page into a cinematic night-drive scene, a provider coverage map and clearer calls to action for both sides of the marketplace.
10 / 10·Camera-free AI glasses
What I changed: Turned the product page into an illustrated, chapter-by-chapter day with the glasses, seen through the lenses as you scroll.
