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Hardware websites.
Hand-picked landing pages and websites, each with a scroll recording, full-page captures, and the details behind the design.
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Hardware sites that make a product feel real
A curated collection of hardware website examples, each with full-page captures and motion recordings where available. Common typefaces include ABC Diatype, ABC Diatype Medium, Diatype Rounded. Frequent components: Footer, Navigation Bar, Primary Button, Hero.
Hardware has to be seen to be believed. The best device and robotics websites lead with striking photography or film of the product in use, then turn engineering detail into a few clear benefits and specs a buyer can compare.
What the best ones get right
- Large product photography or film that shows scale, materials, and use
- Specs and dimensions that are easy to scan and compare
- Motion that explains how the product moves or works
- A clear path to buy, pre-order, or talk to sales
Examples in this collection
Questions designers ask
What makes a good hardware product website?
Showing the object. Strong hardware sites use high-quality photography or film of the product in real settings, then explain what it does and how it compares with clear specs.
Which sections do device and robotics websites use?
A product hero, a features or how-it-works sequence, a gallery, specs or a comparison, testimonials or press, and a buy, pre-order, or contact call to action.
How should hardware websites use motion?
To explain what a still image cannot: how a robot moves, how a device folds, or how parts fit together. Recorded examples on Design Details show the pacing.