Clemond

One headline crosses the seam as a single line of text - one tab stop, one screen-reader line, full contrast on both sides.

Business context

What the client needed

The public site of Clemond, a personal digital twin: a seam between the owner's day and the twin's night that you can drag, a WebGL field and a hand-built replica of the desktop app.

Clemond turns a frontier model into a personal digital twin of its owner. The site had to explain a new category in one scroll and look like neither a chatbot nor a typical AI vendor.

User stories

What people do with it

• As a visitor new to digital twins, I want the idea explained in one scroll, so that I get it without a sales call.
• As a visitor who minds privacy, I want to see the app with no one's real data in it, so that the product shows how it treats mine.
• As a visitor on any device, I want the page light and readable, so that the story reaches me with no lag.

Key challenges

What made it hard

• 01
  Any transform or filter on the seam layer turned the painted letters into a filled rectangle - it had to be solved three times over.
• 02
  Legibility had to hold with the seam dragged anywhere across the screen.
• 03
  A replica of the app instead of screenshots: real screenshots contain real people.

Results

What we delivered

Technology