One key. One touch. Fewer stolen logins.
INSIDEA designed this homepage for hardware security keys for IT teams. Tapguard is a fictional brand, so the names, people and numbers on the page are invented.
- Industry
- Software and SaaS
- Typeface
- Kode Mono
A maker of phishing-resistant hardware security keys and the console IT teams use to issue and replace them, with a homepage that sells pilot kits: near-black slate, pale frost, steel blue and signal green, a monospaced display face and a big close-up of a brushed aluminum key.
The brief
IT and security leads know texted and app codes get phished, but rolling out physical keys across offices feels like a logistics project. The page must size the order, show how a lost key gets replaced, and drive $350 pilot kit orders.
The direction
Dark and engineered, with a monospaced display face and cool steel light. The first screen is a product close-up: a brushed aluminum key on dark slate fills the right side, its gold contacts and status light catching the light, with a standard top bar above and the headline and one Order a pilot kit button on the left.
The detail
The planner's 420 primary keys, 127 travel backups and 23 spares make 570 keys at $48 each for $27,360, shipped in waves of 284, 143 and 143. The page hedges its own headline: keys reduce phishing risk but do not replace patching, device management or training.
- Display
- Kode Mono
- Text
- IBM Plex Sans
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