Slipstream
10 homepage directions, each in this client's own language. Open one full-size, then we wire the pick to /work/slipstream/website.
Full CSS/SVG HUD dashboard centred on screen — corner brackets, scan-line arcs, tabular neon-green metrics, sparkline strip. No photography. The dashboard IS the product demo.
One stat at viewport scale — '183ms' towers over everything. The number IS the argument. Nothing else competes with it. Minimal type-only layout.
The product pitched as a simulated shell session: slipstream analyze --player=you. Findings print as terminal output. Speaks to the player who lives in a technical mindset.
Left half: player portrait with crosshair overlay. Right half: live data panel with a metrics comparison table. Split composition — 'this is about you and your numbers.'
Giant SVG precision crosshair fills the viewport. Three metrics orbit it at compass points. The crosshair encodes precision, targeting, and control as one visual.
Six-card grid of sparkline charts — one per tracked metric with trend lines and before/after values. The product is the data. Gaming setup photo as dim background ambience.
Giant Orbitron '200' dominates the viewport. The copy is the design — stacked text at massive scale with the 'ms' in neon-green. Editorial confidence: no imagery needed.
Price card front and center above the fold. $9/mo, five tracked metrics, one CTA — everything you need to decide without scrolling. Sparse layout is the confidence.
Full-bleed gaming setup photo, strong dark gradient overlay. The founder's testimonial quote sits as the hero statement over the photo, then three stats and a CTA.
Structured like a post-game scoreboard: round-by-round table of 'why you lost' vs 'what Slipstream found.' The format targets players already staring at end-game screens.