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Case Study

Forge Motors

Forge sells hand-built machines. The site had to feel just as deliberate.

Forge Motors - Configurator - Agnira Studio
The problem

Forge needed weight.

Two hundred valid builds and dozens of incompatible pairings meant the interface had to guide without ever dead-ending. Done badly, a configurator with that many options becomes a spreadsheet.

Services

  • Web Development,
  • Motion,
  • Art Direction
Forge Motors - Homepage - Agnira Studio
Forge Motors - Component picker - Agnira Studio
Forge Motors - Build summary - Agnira Studio
What we did

The interface behaves like the object.

Every interaction carries mass: dropdowns settle, components lock into place, and the price counter rolls rather than jumps. Nothing snaps. Incompatible options dim rather than disappear, so the shape of the constraint stays legible.

Forge Motors - Motion spec - Agnira Studio
Forge Motors - Component detail - Agnira Studio
What we learned

Motion can carry a brand.

Motion curves were derived from the actual mass of each component group, not from a preset. Configuration completion rose sharply once the interface started behaving like the machine it was selling.

Forge Motors - Workshop story - Agnira Studio
Forge Motors - Gallery - Agnira Studio
Forge Motors - Mobile - Agnira Studio
Forge Motors - Price rail - Agnira Studio
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