A new name and an engineering-drawing website for ZetaCore

Our approach

What we built

We designed the site around the way ZetaCore delivers its work: as checked, numbered drawing sheets. The homepage hero is an isometric flanged bearing unit you can click to explode and reassemble, the portfolio is presented as issued sheets with a full-size drawing-sheet lightbox, and the FAQ reads as an RFI log. Live clocks show the working-hours overlap with London, New York, Vancouver, Sydney and Auckland. Underneath, the site is built in Next.js 16 with every page pre-rendered: four services and sixteen sub-services generated from one data source, insight articles, a careers section where candidates apply on the page, and an enquiry form that reaches the team directly. We moved the real portfolio, testimonials and contact details across from zetacadd.com, carried the new name and mark through every page, and added structured data, an llms.txt for AI answer engines and Open Graph images. The drawings animate, but pause while off screen, so they never slow the page down.

• An isometric bearing unit in the hero that explodes and reassembles on click
• Portfolio presented as issued drawing sheets, filterable by discipline, with a full-size lightbox
• Four services and sixteen sub-service pages generated from one data source
• A careers section with full job pages and on-page applications
• Live working-hours clocks for London, New York, Vancouver, Sydney and Auckland
• Structured data, an llms.txt for AI answer engines and Open Graph images
• The real portfolio, testimonials and contact details migrated from zetacadd.com