[Heading 3]QUICK FACTS:

[Paragraph, Bold, Bullet points]

Image

of what? 3D Render? Real-life studio picture? Picture of installed product? Remove surroundings?

(this segment is for lazy readers, be very on point. learn lessons from parts websites)

[Heading 2] The issue

(do we want to keep calling it ‘the issue’?

[Paragraph]Give Backgrund:
What is the situation before?
What reasons are there?
Analyze the initial state.

Would we prefer an approach like Antenna Delete or better Brake Light Kit? Or keep both?

Pictures: Size, orientation, alignment, slider?
The target of the picture(s) is to show that the initial situation is dissatisfying/ need to be improved.

[Heading 2] Concept

[Paragraph] This builds up to the solution/product.
In other words: We create a set of parameters in which we offer a 1.clear 2.logical 3.challenging direction that the solution adresses.
This must show a high degree of technical orientation, meticulousness and thought for plausible issues as well as economic considerations.
We may also want to provide a little bit of explanation on some subjective design goals.

[Heading 2] The Solution

Product description and highlight.

What is it?
Why is it the perfect manifestation of the solution concept?
What does it consist of, what materials?
What makes this so great?
Consider materials, longevity, ease of installation or use….

Pictures:

1. CAD Rendered image. With some trickery, I may be able to make it rotate a bit.

2. Real-Life picture (studio quality), what angle(s)? Do we want to have a slideshow?

What else?

picture before/after.
Do we want another slideshow before/after? Or still picture? Or slidebar left/right for before/after? Check out what options the website builder has.

Format?
Describe the effect the solution has.
How is this an improvement?
QOL/Aesthetics/Performance…?!
This part is less technical, focuses on real-life application and what the customer will ‘feel’ after.
There is a slightly higher degree of subjectivity here compared to the other paragraphs.

Gallery of pictures in real-life applications. The more the better, throw it in!
But format has to be checked.
Image size? Orientation? Aspect ratio?