Launch experiences
Single-purpose sites built around one product, one moment, one decision.
Product launches, campaigns and brand moments that need to feel like nothing else. Built when a standard page would undersell the thing it is presenting.
Overview
Some things cannot be sold from a template. A launch, a flagship product, a brand statement that needs to land in the first three seconds. These need to be designed as an experience, not filled into a layout.
We build these carefully, because the risk is real: interactive work that is slow, inaccessible or broken on a mid-range phone does more damage than a plain page would have. Ambition and performance are not a trade-off we accept.
What we build
Single-purpose sites built around one product, one moment, one decision.
Motion and sequence used to explain something, not to decorate it.
Ambitious work that still loads fast on a mid-range phone.
Built to your identity precisely, down to spacing and type.
Why Liox
Not just a fast laptop on office wifi.
Motion respects reduced-motion settings and keyboard navigation works.
Including motion and layout that mirror correctly in Arabic.
We track whether the experience actually moved the number it was built for.
Questions
No. A custom experience is scoped around a single objective, usually a launch or a campaign, and it is judged on that objective rather than on being a permanent home for your business.
It should not be. We set a performance budget at the start and hold the design to it. If an effect cannot be delivered within budget, we change the effect.
Typically three to six weeks, though it depends heavily on how much of the creative direction already exists.
Yes, and we plan for it from the start. Retrofitting RTL into a motion-heavy build afterwards is the expensive way to do it.
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