Your first part, in days.
INSIDEA designed this homepage for a prototype machine shop for hardware startups. Jibworth Prototype Shop is a fictional brand, so the names, people and numbers on the page are invented.
- Industry
- Manufacturing and industrial
- Typeface
- Palanquin Dark
A small prototype machine shop that cuts one to twenty parts in days for hardware startups and product designers, with a homepage that takes CAD uploads and books design calls: cream, ink black, tangerine and cool gray, a heavy display sans and a split screen of a tangerine headline block beside a photo of a blue anodized enclosure.
The brief
Hardware founders need one or a few real parts fast, and many shops either want big orders or cut a design without warning about what will cost extra. The page must flag machining problems up front and get them to upload a CAD file and book a call.
The direction
Bright and friendly, with a tangerine block, ink-black type and cool gray accents on cream. The first screen is a color split: the left half is solid tangerine with the headline and one ink-black button, the right half a close photo of a freshly machined blue anodized enclosure on a workbench.
The detail
The checker's two flags add 2 working days to the 5-day first article and the 7-day small batch, giving the 7 and 9 shown, and the 3-day Rush matches the gearbox plate that shipped in 3 working days. The checker is labeled a guide, not a quote, and the shop says it does not cut titanium or nickel alloys.
- Display
- Palanquin Dark
- Text
- DM Sans
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