Gallium-nitride chargers and router UPS hardware, sold to consumers rather than specified by engineers.

The product page itself, designed and built.
3D, modelled and rendered rather than photographed.
A printed brochure.
A film, scripted and made.
People he shows the page to feel like buying it, and he says it is showing in sales. Partners in the US said the result matched exactly what they had hoped for.
Reported by the client, not measured by us.
“I spoke to fifteen or twenty agencies. If one asks how many frames do you need, it is a no-go. If they spend half an hour understanding what a gallium-nitride charger is, that is the right path. With you, cost, timelines and number of frames were the last thing. You were eager to understand what we are building and why.”
“There are technical nuances we know as engineers. You knew how to capture that beautifully and tell the customer how the engineering translates into a benefit. Most websites fail exactly there.”
“One thing good about you guys is that you get into the depth. I rarely find people who understand the product and then build backwards. There is always a hurry to build, which removes the soul of the product.”


