Rader: a complex technical offer turned into one working product.
We designed and launched a public Next.js website combining a catalogue, detailed product pages, an AI assistant and 3D previews. The scope covered the product from user experience to implementation.
The public product is the evidence. We do not attribute sales or operational outcomes that were not measured.
A broad product range needed a clear way to explore and compare it.
Context
Rader operates in a technical category where buyers need parameters, application context and a clear path from a category to a specific component.
The website could not be a company brochure alone. It needed to connect content, product data and selection support in one coherent journey.
Catalogue, product pages and selection support share one interface.
Scope
We built category architecture and product pages with technical data. Users can move from the range to parameters and inspect related components without leaving the product experience.
The AI assistant sits beside the catalogue and supports a product-selection conversation. 3D previews add visual context where text and parameter tables are not enough.
- information architecture for a broad technical range
- catalogue and detailed product pages
- AI assistant connected to offer context
- 3D previews for selected products
One accountable team from experience design to implementation.
Accountability
Evelumo was responsible for the complete Next.js design and implementation. Content structure, product presentation and tool behaviour were handled as one product rather than separate outputs from different teams.
The boundary of this case study is deliberate. We show working features and a public result without inventing conversion, revenue or efficiency claims.
Questions about the Rader project
What did the Rader project include?
The scope covered information architecture, a catalogue and technical product pages, an AI assistant and 3D previews of selected products. The team handled user experience design and implementation of the public Next.js website.
Does the Rader case study demonstrate sales growth?
No. The public website lets you inspect the implemented features and product presentation. This case study does not measure impact on sales, conversion or operational savings.
Does your offer or process exceed what an off-the-shelf tool can explain?
Show us the critical path. We will assess whether you need a new product, an extension of an existing system or a simpler solution.