A clear, brand-faithful interpretation with a strong information hierarchy.
Website Foundry
A website you can design and operate through conversation.
Bring brand guidelines, assets, business context, and goals. Widerloom turns them into three live responsive design directions, lets you refine them in real time, and carries approved changes through preview, validation, publishing, verification, hosting, and handoff.
01 / Context
Give the system the truth of the brand.
Upload what already exists. The design layer should extract constraints and provenance rather than flatten everything into a prompt.
02 / Rationalize first
Do not put a new skin on old entropy.
Experience Foundry can ingest the existing site, catalog, documents, media, data, analytics, and discovery context, then reconstruct the underlying information system before deciding what the new experience should be.
All numbers and organizations in this demo are fictional. Dense safety-critical interfaces require domain-specific validation beyond normal web testing.
03 / Build before the pitch
Show the future instead of describing it.
For suitable prospects, Widerloom can use lawfully accessible public or authorized information to create a private, clearly labeled speculative prototype before asking them to buy a project.
Public / authorized source
Acme Industrial Parts
Rationalized model
Working prototype
Find the right part by what you actually need.
“We built this from public information. Here is what we preserved, what we rationalized, what still needs your verification, and what this could become. Want it?”
Spatial layer
Turn engineering source material into something you can walk through.
CAD, BOMs, drawings, manuals, and authorized telemetry can become a navigable spatial experience: exploded assemblies, component-linked documentation, training views, and eventually a properly validated digital twin.
Illustrative interface only. A visual model is not a validated engineering digital twin. Stronger claims require authoritative geometry, configuration control, telemetry validation, simulation evidence, and qualified domain review.
04 / Three live directions
Not one comp and two color swaps.
Each direction uses the same brand truth and content facts but explores a materially different hierarchy, rhythm, typography, density, imagery posture, and interaction system.
See v1 before you buy
No leap of faith.
For suitable website and experience projects, the pitch can include three founder-reviewed directional prototypes. You can see the visual language, information architecture, interaction posture, and mobile direction before deciding whether to proceed.
A more refined editorial direction with stronger visual authorship.
A bolder composition that explores how far the brand can stretch without becoming gimmicky.
If you move forward, the engagement starts from a direction you already understand. The paid work completes the real system: deeper discovery, final content, integrations, migration, testing, hosting, verification, and continued operation.
No strings attached
If it helps you, keep it.
The Widerloom-authored pitch designs and the design files we deliver with them are yours to keep and use, even if you decide not to hire us. Maybe the timing is wrong. Maybe the budget is tight. Useful work is still useful.
Third-party fonts, stock assets, and licensed materials remain subject to their own licenses. Widerloom's reusable platform code and internal tooling are separate unless explicitly included.
Human judgment
You do not review raw AI work.
AI can explore broadly. Before a direction reaches you, Widerloom's founder reviews it as actual creative work: rejecting generic ideas, sharpening hierarchy and composition, combining stronger elements, simplifying where needed, and making sure every option is worth your time.
Founder-reviewed means a human review actually occurred for that revision. The system is not allowed to infer or manufacture that status.
05 / Conversation
Describe the change. See the diff.
The system should translate natural language into an explicit design and content change set instead of regenerating the site opaquely.
06 / Governed release
Easy to request. Hard to accidentally break.
Conversation starts the change. It does not bypass identity, scope, dependencies, accessibility, testing, approval, publishing, or rollback.
Design validation
Responsive layout, semantics, keyboard use, contrast, content completeness, links, and performance budgets.
Release safety
Staging URL, explicit diff, version history, immutable release reference, production smoke test, and rollback.
Hosted operation
Domains, TLS, analytics, forms, observability, uptime signals, performance, backups, and operating cost visibility.
Customer independence
Structured content, assets, design tokens, component manifest, deployment docs, credentials, and handoff paths.
07 / AI they can trust
Do not hunt for an AI use case.
Start with a catalog, website, portal, search problem, or workflow the business already needs fixed. Rationalizing that system creates the clean information, provenance, permissions, and operating context trustworthy AI needs.
Useful first
Ship a materially better catalog, site, portal, search experience, or operating surface before asking the customer to bet on an abstract AI program.
Build the substrate
Create canonical entities, taxonomy, source provenance, permissions, freshness, relationships, search indexes, APIs, and workflow context as part of the work.
Add grounded AI
Semantic search, technical Q&A, guided selection, support copilots, and maintenance assistance can then work from authoritative business context instead of a loose pile of files.
Earn more authority
Measure usefulness and safety before allowing bounded actions. Keep consequential decisions under human authority unless a narrower authority has explicitly been granted.
The result is AI as an extension of a system the customer already understands and trusts, not an AI transformation program searching for a problem.
08 / After launch
The website stays conversational.
An authorized operator can request a new page, pricing update, team change, campaign landing page, FAQ revision, or design adjustment from the channels they already use.
This page is a public-safe interactive prototype of the operating model. It does not claim that every ingestion, channel, hosting, or autonomous publishing capability is production-proven today.