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ARCLAB, a leading surveying firm in New Zealand, commissioned a homepage that embodies precision and professionalism, while desiring to have a no-frills aesthetic.

ARCLAB.space, a file delivery platform for clients, offers powerful back-end functionality well beyond Webflow's native capabilities.
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HOMEPAGE:
ARCLAB.WORKS
ROLE:
Designer & Developer (Webflow, JS)
CLIENT PORTAL:
ARCLAB.SPACE
INDUSTRY:
3D Surveying, Architecture
THE WEBSITES

ARCLAB.works - Homepage

ARCLAB.WORKS

ARCLAB’s color scheme is strictly black and white— even grey required approval. Working within these limits was a rare and fun challenge.

As a top-tier surveying firm in New Zealand, they wanted a no-frills yet highly professional look—clean, precise, and exact. The goal was a minimalist website that avoided looking overly designed. This risked looking cheap. This was achieved through a carefully balanced layout and subtle, precise animations that leaves an impression of precision. 



PROCESS:


Competiton analysis: Identify pain-points ➝ Wireframing for desktop and mobile ➝ UI design ➝ Webflow development ➝ Post-launch analysis using Hotjar & Google Analytics

ARCLAB.space - Client file delivery portal

ARCLAB.SPACE

This minimal design delivers powerful back-end functionality, well beyond what Webflow is able to offer natively.


ARCLAB.space streamlines client communication, replacing long emails and scattered download links with a clean, efficient interface for sharing project work. With no direct competition offering a similar solution,  we invented our own best approach. After some testing with clients, we landed on the perfect product.



CHALLENGES:


Overcome Webflows CMS limit.

Integration of 8 different APIs - some far from user friendly.
Allow clients to generate a secure share-link that removes sensitive categories of the project from view for out-of-house viewing: 
Eg) share.arclab.space/F8dkj3 only displays CAD Survey plans and Aerial Imagery

ARCLAB.works - Homepage

ARCLAB.WORKS

ARCLAB’s color scheme is strictly black and white— even grey required approval. Working within these limits was a rare and fun challenge.

As a top-tier surveying firm in New Zealand, they wanted a no-frills yet highly professional look—clean, precise, and exact. The goal was a minimalist website that avoided looking overly designed. This risked looking cheap. This was achieved through a carefully balanced layout and subtle, precise animations that leaves an impression of precision. 



PROCESS:


Competiton analysis: Identify pain-points ➝ Wireframing for desktop and mobile ➝ UI design ➝ Webflow development ➝ Post-launch analysis using Hotjar & Google Analytics

ARCLAB.space - Client file delivery portal

ARCLAB.SPACE

This minimal design delivers powerful back-end functionality, well beyond what Webflow is able to offer natively.


ARCLAB.space streamlines client communication, replacing long emails and scattered download links with a clean, efficient interface for sharing project work. With no direct competition offering a similar solution,  we invented our own best approach. After some testing with clients, we landed on the perfect product.



CHALLENGES:


Overcome Webflows CMS limit.

Integration of 8 different APIs - some far from user friendly.
Allow clients to generate a secure share-link that removes sensitive categories of the project from view for out-of-house viewing: 
Eg) share.arclab.space/F8dkj3 only displays CAD Survey plans and Aerial Imagery

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