ITBFX AI home page, three directions in the Oryzo language

Direction C

Blueprint

An engineering drawing set on drafting film. The star is drawn in navy ink, becomes gold, then comes apart into an exploded view whose parts list is the product’s ten features.

Oryzo’s technical-drawing layer promoted to the whole page. The only light direction, and the most literal about honesty: everything is measured and labelled.

Open the live prototype

Real HTML and WebGL, scroll it on desktop or phone. Sign in links go to the current product.

Type pairing

ArchivoOFL 1.1
Expanded Black (width 125) for the wordmark and sheet titles, body at width 100
Martian MonoOFL 1.1
title blocks, callouts, dimensions

Palette

Drafting film #e8ecf0
Navy ink (brand navy) #0b1f3a
Dimension orange #f07f00
Amber #fdb515

Signature interaction

The exploded view: live balloon callouts tied to a parts list. Hover a row and its facet lights; scroll and the parts walk in order.

Key frames, 1440 × 900

Direction C hero
Hero. First screen, no scroll.
Direction C capability scene
Capability scene. Exploded view with the parts list.
Direction C model pills
Model pills. Cost notes copied from the product’s model picker.
Direction C closing call to action
Closing CTA. Sign in, plus the risk line in the footer.

Phone, 390 × 844

Direction C on a phone

Scene progression

  1. Hero: the star drawn as linework (true geometry: 72°, inner radius 0.38 R), then the gold object fades in on the drawing. Title block: "Use: work, not predictions".
  2. Exploded view (pinned): ten facets pull apart; numbered balloons follow each facet; the parts list lights the matching row.
  3. Details at 2:1: Persian right to left (with direction arrows) and a real spreadsheet output.
  4. Cost, drawn to scale: a log ruler relative to Sonnet 5; the star itself is the marker that slides to each model.
  5. Close: the drawing returns around the finished star, "Assembly complete.", a sheet index and the sign-in door.

Honesty rules applied: example conversations are labelled as examples, every number on the page comes from the product (model cost notes, the $0 hard stop), there are no testimonials, user counts or ratings, and the footer says plainly that it gives no investment advice.