DSNT²: A website you open with your scroll wheel.
A new website for DSNT², a Swiss start-up that measures container fill levels remotely. On the home page, visitors open the sensor with their scroll wheel and understand the product in seconds.
The challenge
DSNT² builds a sensor that measures how full a container is, and an app that only sends a collection round when one is needed. The old website was technically outdated: it showed neither the now finished enclosure nor the app, and the new content existed only as a draft.
The brief: make a technical product clear in seconds, for municipalities and businesses alike, and stand apart from established competitors who lean on client logos and figures that a start-up in its pilot phase does not have yet.
The solution
A home page that tells a story. Seven scenes lead from the problem (the calendar round stops everywhere, full or not) to the idea (only the containers that need it), then to the product, the app and a demo request for the pilot phase.
The product, hands-on. As you scroll, the sensor opens: lid, seal and components come apart, get labelled, then close again. We cut out the product renders, split them into separate layers and removed third-party brand markings.
Real screens, not mock-ups. The app is shown with real screenshots. Illustrations with numbers are marked as fictional: a start-up earns trust with honesty, not with invented results.
15 pages in two languages. Product, app, security, pricing, FAQ, about, contact and one page per sector. Old addresses redirect to the new pages so existing search rankings are kept.
A technical product, understood in seconds.
The product, hands-on
Cut-out renders split into layers: the sensor opens as you scroll and closes again.
Bilingual, nothing lost
French and English on every page, old addresses cleanly redirected.
Fast and privacy-friendly
WebP images, fonts hosted with the site, no requests to third-party services.
What this project means for you
Not every website needs a sensor that opens. But every website needs a clear story: what the problem is, what changes, why you. For DSNT², we built that story from existing drafts, product renders and app screens, and staged it so visitors experience it as they scroll.
You get the same approach for your company: content put in order, visuals prepared, a fast and clean build, in German, French, Italian or English.
Your project deserves the same standard.
Tell us about it in the intro call — we'll show you how we would tackle it.