A self-initiated website for Orrery, an invented AI and cloud consultancy in New York. Custom design and build: 12 pages, written in English (US).

Orrery is an invented technology consultancy based in New York, with offices in Austin and London. It offers four services of equal weight (AI, Cloud, Data and Security) to large companies in health, logistics, retail, insurance and financial services.

The reader is a CTO or a head of engineering at one of those companies. They need to see quickly that the consultancy is serious enough for a company their size, and what each service actually includes.

A home page where a 3D orrery assembles as you scroll: first the core, then the orbits, then four bodies, one for each service.

A page for each service, laid out like a product page: a 3D object that changes with the scroll, a three-step “how it works” sequence that holds the screen, and a list of what is included.

A work section with four case studies, where the card you click expands into the top of the case page.

A company page with the offices and open roles, and a contact form in steps: service, company size, contact details.

A light direction with plenty of white space, short headlines and a single teal accent. The four 3D objects share one material and one light, so they read as a family and stay recognizable in miniature.

The copy leaves out the usual consulting buzzwords. Each line is something a CTO could hold the firm to: scope, timelines and team sizes.

Consultancies sell expertise that is hard to see. A clear site shows what each service includes, how the work runs and which industries you serve, without hiding behind buzzwords. I design and build those sites from scratch, and I'm available to consultancies in the US and Europe.