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Vector — interactive product showroom demonstration
Meridian’s own-company feature demonstration presents three original bicycle concepts, component callouts and paint options. Fictional product concepts and sample specifications illustrate the design; no manufactured-product, paid-client result or real external outcome is claimed.
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🚴 What if a bike workshop website felt more like an interactive experience?
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A bicycle that comes to life as you scroll
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For a local workshop I'd keep the scroll bike for the hero and make the service sections quick to scan. The "what does my bike need" flow is the part that could actually bring bookings.