Website case study / Infrastructure studio

Website · Infrastructure studio

Locus

Infrastructure offer.
Engineering field notes.

A website for an infrastructure studio, with a 3D architecture scene and a lab of engineering field notes.

Locus website with its architecture diagram linking agents, models and compute beside the opening proposition.
Recorded website preview. Open the website to explore the current interface.

The task

Project requirements.

An infrastructure studio needs to explain document workflows, model deployment and dedicated hardware to technical buyers.

The contribution

What was delivered.

Site structure and copy connect the infrastructure offer to an animated 3D architecture scene. A lab article format gives engineering field notes a consistent place within the website.

Inside Locus

Follow the website journey.

01

Explain the offer

The page structure and copy introduce the infrastructure studio and the work it supports.

02

Show the architecture

The animated 3D scene relates the parts of the system in the opening presentation.

03

Read the engineering record

The lab article format holds field notes with their own test conditions and limitations.

Project type
Website · Infrastructure studio
Contribution
Site structure, copy, animated 3D scene, lab article format and website deployment
Evidence
Current website recording and published field note
Separate implementation
DeepSeek V4.1-Flash is implemented with Locus. The Locus implementation is complete.

This case documents the website. It is not an acceptance record for a private-model installation. The earlier DSpark field note concerns its own configuration and must not be read as evidence for the newer V4.1 implementation.

Earlier configuration

Keep the field note in context.

The DSpark post-mortem is retained as a historical engineering record. Its conclusions apply to the configuration and test conditions described in that article.

Read the earlier DSpark field note ↗ Opens in a new tab.

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