Case study · Online shop
Clip Your Ride
A shop selling 3D-printed mounts. The biggest risk isn't “too expensive”, it's “will it fit my helmet”. The site starts by answering that question and only then sells anything.
Industry
Online shop, 3D printing
Scope
Design and build
Pages
Single-page shop
Goal
A purchase or a fit enquiry
Design decisions
What we did — and why this way
Fit instead of an offer in the hero
The first element on the page is a helmet-model check, not a product shot with a slogan. The customer hears “yes, there's one for you” before they get to price.
The kit shown complete
With 3D-printed products the fear is “I'll get a lump of plastic”. So the mounting kit is laid out part by part with names — you can see exactly what lands in the box.
An enquiry instead of an empty result
Anyone who can't find their helmet doesn't hit “no results” but a made-to-order form. A failed search turns into a lead instead of an exit.
Inside the site
The hero with the helmet-model check — the first thing on the page.
Mobile — a shop you can use one-handed, in a glove.
Contact
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