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Avenor Engineering: a concept corporate website for a fictional engineering firm that brings motorsport know-how to battery systems for the marine, defence, mobility and energy sectors.
Dark, precise and cinematic: 26 pages, a continuous hero film, dropdown navigation, a sector carousel, capability tabs and a contact form that turns enquiries into a downloadable project brief. Fully responsive and accessible, with reduced-motion support.
Design and build by Out Out Media. Concept project; the brand is fictional.
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