FactoryOS — Industrial Operations Experience

The Problem

Industrial software is usually sold as a catalogue of modules, even though factory work is a continuous chain. That disconnect makes a capable system feel abstract: buyers see inventory, maintenance, quality, and dispatch as separate screens instead of one operating model.

The Challenge

The work needed to make a large product surface understandable without turning the website into a feature grid. I designed the product dashboard and a continuous camera journey through a miniature factory world, then paired the desktop film with accessible conventional content and lighter mobile stills. The lead pipeline also had to store every enquiry before attempting email delivery so a notification failure could never lose the record.

Experience & Delivery Architecture

The launch site is deliberately dependency-light: static HTML, CSS, and JavaScript drive a frame-locked scroll engine across neighbouring H.264 clips. An Express runtime serves the site and handles enquiries. Each submission is written as encrypted, versioned JSON to a private S3 bucket before Amazon SES sends internal and customer email. On iOS, the scrub engine manages decoder pressure, gesture-gated priming, and still-image degradation without permanently abandoning video after one rejected play call.

Results

The finished experience connects twelve operating blocks through one visual narrative, with eleven encoded films on desktop and a responsive fallback for smaller devices. The product dashboard gives the concept a tangible operational surface, while the production lead path stores submissions durably before any email side effect.

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