Work / American Safe & Vault
Making a specialist product easier to explore
A site refresh and an interactive 3D safe showcase for a company that builds high-security safes and vaults.
- Client
- American Safe & Vault
- My part
- Website delivery, the interactive showcase, and interaction fixes, working from the client’s information architecture
- Status
- LiveA full safe builder exists but has not been publicly launched
- Platform
- SvelteKit on Vercel, interactive 3D
- Live site
- american-safe.com
The problem
Static catalogs made it hard for buyers to picture a custom safe, and the site did not clearly answer whether the company served homeowners.
What I did
I delivered the refreshed website and chose to prioritize an interactive 3D way to explore a safe. I built a standalone showcase of a custom double-door safe and fixed interaction problems across the site.
Decisions that mattered
3D first, with a blueprint fallback
Buyers can turn the safe and open its doors in 3D, with a flat blueprint view as a fallback.
Clearly sample pricing
Any budget ranges in the experience are labeled as samples, never presented as a quote.
Answer the home-safe question directly
A dedicated homepage section now explains the home safe offering instead of leaving visitors to guess.
What was delivered
- Refreshed production website
- Home safes section
- Standalone, shareable 3D showcase of a custom double-door safe
- Repairs to clickable cards and buttons
What can be shown
The home safes section and the repaired showcase interactions were checked on the live site after release.
The full configurator is not publicly launched, so it is not presented here as a live feature.