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I designed this website for Kodsinc, a digital product and AI studio. The goal was to feel cinematic and ambitious from the first second, while explaining clearly what the studio builds and how it works with clients.
The hero opens on a full-screen video of a glowing wireframe city with the Kodsinc wordmark at its centre. Beneath it, a tilted band scrolls through the studio's capabilities: AI voice agents, chat bots, automation, data and analytics, SaaS platforms and custom CRMs. As visitors scroll, the header condenses into a compact "Start a project" pill that expands into a numbered navigation menu.
An AI assistant called Aria greets visitors, asks their name and offers suggested questions, so the site demonstrates the studio's own product from the start.
For services, I designed a 3D card carousel. Seven vertical cards fan out side by side, and the selected one expands to reveal an illustration and the tools behind that service. The work section, "Work built to move," presents five products (Northstar, Flow CRM, AriaFin, WhatsApp SDR and Aria Assistant) as large stacked cards with device mockups.
The page then builds trust. An interactive world map shows offices across five countries, and "Remote by location. Onsite in how we deliver" explains how the team stays close to clients. Security and compliance badges appear before the FAQ. The contact form sits beside the FAQ as a fill-in-the-blank sentence with a dropdown for the type of help needed.
The page closes with the line "From Code to Intelligence," which sums up the studio in four words.
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