Electric vehicle - AminDynamic ↗
A private EV venture requested a product catalog for investor meetings. DPIX identified that the real challenge was not visual documentation, but investor confidence, product clarity and investment narrative.
A specialist website is designed around a particular business, audience and decision. We connect content architecture, UI/UX and web engineering to explain the offer and guide the visitor towards a relevant enquiry or product action.
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Before drawing screens, we define the page purpose, required evidence and primary action. A corporate site, product introduction and interactive presentation have different information needs. The scope follows the customer journey.
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Typography, visual hierarchy and motion express the identity while navigation and content explain the product. Interactive 3D or AR can be included when inspecting the product helps a visitor decide. IranBlu and MyTonSwap provide examples of published digital work.
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Responsive delivery, keyboard access, readable server-rendered content and correct language links are part of implementation. We define content management, integration and maintenance needs before delivery. Search visibility is supported by useful content and technical access; rankings are not guaranteed.
A private EV venture requested a product catalog for investor meetings. DPIX identified that the real challenge was not visual documentation, but investor confidence, product clarity and investment narrative.
For this TON-based trading aggregator, DPIX designed a connected brand and product experience: visual identity, a 3D mascot, web and game interfaces, Telegram emoji, motion posters and an advertising teaser. Content strategy and creative direction brought these outputs into the go-to-market programme.
A mobile-first commerce experience and adaptable operational platform built around the realities of specialized product distribution.
The content, number of page types, integrations, language support and interactive requirements define the scope. A project estimate follows the diagnosis and deliverables; a fixed price cannot describe every website.
Yes. An audit can prioritise content, navigation, mobile experience and performance while preserving the established visual identity and working infrastructure.