A video-first homepage where motion does the explaining
Every section anchored on motion. The hero opens on a looping robot reel. Below it: a tool-change sequence, a job-site intelligence reel, a simulation-training visual. Visitors scroll into the product working, not into a wall of text.
Custom animation behavior built on top of Webflow
Webflow's default interactions weren't enough for the kind of scroll-triggered, sequence-based motion Origin needed. We built custom animation functionality on top - controlled timing, scroll-locked sequences, layered video and image transitions - so the page feels engineered, not assembled.
A site that holds together across the full narrative
Homepage. About page with the founder's note and the company timeline (Dec 2024 start → First NYC deployment by Nov 2025). Careers. Blog. All on the same component system, same animation language, same level of polish. Nothing on the site feels like it was thrown together later.
Performance work behind the scenes
A site this heavy on video doesn't ship itself. We handled the trade-offs - compression, lazy loading, fallback states, mobile behavior - so the experience holds up on the devices the actual buyer and operator use, not just on a designer's MacBook.
A platform Origin's team can extend
CMS-driven blog and careers sections. Reusable components for the inevitable next round of product, press, and milestone updates. The team can keep shipping new pages without rebuilding from scratch.
