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KIVANTA Automation

Automation. With people in the loop.

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KIVANTA Automation full homepage design

DESIGN WITH A POINT OF VIEW

Automation. With people in the loop.

A six-page English concept for a Finnish packaging automation company. Factory-scale imagery, stepped service cards, floating equipment hotspots and an overlapping engineering board lead into global supplier collaboration, team disciplines and a downloadable project brief.

  • Six English pages with Nordic blue-grey and safety-yellow industrial styling
  • Stepped composition, isolated equipment, overlapping panels and reversible scroll motion
  • Equipment hotspots, module switching, cross-page shortlist and comparison download
  • Global connection diagram, regional scenarios, supplier checklist and team disciplines
  • Three-step local brief, saved drafts, text download and reduced-motion support

Industries and opportunities

Equipment manufacturers, industrial automation and global suppliers. Extend with verified equipment data, documentation and an agreed enquiry integration.

KIVANTA is a fictional company. Equipment, people and supplier scenarios are illustrative; no actual certification, client or partnership is asserted. Shortlists and briefs stay in the browser and can be downloaded. Nothing is submitted and no quotation or supplier commitment is created.

A connected engineering story.

Different disciplines. One continuous flow.

Different disciplines. One continuous flow.

Three ascending service cards use exposed numbers, yellow caption tabs and diagonal underlays. Mobile keeps a deliberate alternating offset and a clear reading order.

Meet the next piece of your line.

Meet the next piece of your line.

Isolated equipment sits over a perspective technical drawing. Three hotspots support hover, focus and touch. The dedicated module page adds switching, saved selections and comparison downloads.

People who see the bigger picture.

People who see the bigger picture.

A deep-blue engineering board crosses the bottom of a wide team photograph with restrained scroll displacement. The team page uses discipline switching rather than repeating a portrait grid.

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