I made a $3 million change to a product website.
I didn't write new copy. I didn't change the colors. I didn't redesign the whole thing.
I just made the product visible.
I was working on a website for a company selling high ticket solar panel fences. The product was impressive. The problem was simple.
Homeowners and contractors were being asked to spend thousands on something they couldn't fully see or understand.
So I used AI to generate an exploded 3D diagram of the fence panel — pulled apart layer by layer. Every component. Every layer. Right there on the page.
Because here's what I've learned about expensive products:
People don't buy what they can't understand.
A contractor needs to see what he's installing before he commits.
I'd keep the landscape one honestly, that sense of scale feels right for anything talking about sustainability at an industry level. Did the client push back on the crop at all, or were they on board with circular from the start?
Designed and built this for Haunted Boulder City, a ghost and UFO tour just outside Vegas.
Had a lot of fun playing with the night photography, fog, and scroll effects on this one. Pretty happy with how it all came together.
Check it out: https://www.hauntedbouldercity.com/ 👻 👽 🛸
Really nailed the atmosphere here. The night photography, fog, and scroll effects make the site feel like part of the tour experience rather than just a booking page. 👻 Which effect took the most experimenting to get right?