KP Labs, based in Gliwice, develops hardware, software and algorithms for nanosatellites and small satellites, from on-board computers to data processing units.
We created the company’s website and its key visual. The site is dark, technical and restrained, built on product renders and fine-line graphics. It guides visitors from the Smart Mission Ecosystem (hardware, software and algorithms) through product pages to projects, the lab and the team.
Client: KP Labs, space industry
Scope: website, key visual
We built the key visual around KP Labs hardware and the space it operates in. The very first screen tells you what the company does.
We carried the key visual’s style across the whole website so that hardware, software and algorithms look like parts of one ecosystem, not separate catalogs.
We showed the devices with their own markings, so each one is recognizable at a glance.
We designed the hardware overview so that models are quick to compare and it’s easy to choose the one that fits a specific mission.
We made sure each device’s specifications are clear, and that visitors can download them and contact the company without scrolling.
We structured the page for two audiences: engineers find the technical data right away, while decision-makers see the device’s benefits and applications.
We built the About page around photos from the KP Labs laboratory. In an industry where reliability matters, that makes a stronger case than promises.
Project filters help potential partners quickly find work in their field of interest and assess the team’s experience.
