Smart Glass Country

Smart Glass Country case study

A smart glass and switchable film supplier selling across the US and Canada. We did the whole project, built in Webflow.

ENGAGEMENT
Direct client, end to end
MARKET
United States and Canada
STACK
Webflow
SCOPE
310+ pages
Smart GlassWebflowB2BNorth America
Smart Glass Country
Introduction

A smart glass and switchable film supplier selling across the US and Canada. We did the whole project, built in Webflow.

Background

Smart Glass Country sells smart glass and switchable film that goes from clear to private at the touch of a button, plus modular glass partitions, to architects, offices, healthcare, developers and homeowners across the US and Canada.

Challenge

Smart glass is a product most buyers have seen once and never priced. The site had to show what it does in seconds, explain where it works, and get the visitor to an estimate, while carrying enough technical information for the architects and contractors who specify it.

Solution
  • A hero video that shows the glass switching from clear to private
  • Product, application and information sections for each buyer type, from offices to healthcare
  • Prices shown up front ($37+ per sq ft for film, $80+ for glass) and a three-step estimate flow
  • Control options and how-to-buy guidance for people ready to order

We ran the project end to end: structure, design, development in Webflow and launch, with products, applications and articles in the CMS.

Outcome

The site is live at smartglasscountry.com with more than 310 pages.

Conclusion

Products people don't know how to buy need a site that shows them how. We do these from start to finish.

310+
Pages live
3
Product lines: smart film and glass, dyed black, SPACES partitions
2
Markets it ships to: US and Canada

Eight arms. One partner. Zero dev tickets.

Thirty minutes. We look at your current site, you tell us what your team cannot do with it, and we tell you whether we can fix it in four weeks.

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Veljko Nikolic Mihajlo Stojanovic
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