Websites for crafts and workshops that show how the work is done.

Tripscha Digital builds websites for craft businesses and workshops: watchmakers, violin makers, glassblowers, opticians.

Visitors want to see how the work is done and what a piece costs; the site turns the craft into a tool to try out, calculates prices from your own data and leads into an enquiry that already contains the visitor's choice.

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Homepage of Haldenwerk, a website for a watch manufacturer in Furtwangen, screenshot on desktop — HaldenwerkFurtwangenOpen site

What customers ask before they get in touch.

Here, skill is what sells, and visitors need to see it.

Why does it cost that much?
Can I configure my own piece?
How long does it take?
Can I visit the workshop?

How the site answers them.

The craft, hands-on
A tool from your trade that shows real values: temperature, frequency, working hours.
Configurator with price
Visitors put their piece together and see the price from your price list.
Enquiry with the choice
Model, colour, size or date are already in the form.

The websites, ready to click through.

A note at every point that matters.

Haldenwerk

Furtwangen

The watch on the home page runs in real time, and its movement can be turned over, wound and taken apart. A watch manufacturer in the Black Forest.

Real time The watch shows the time in Furtwangen; the small seconds jump eight times a second. One click turns it over to show the running movement.
Headline The headline gives a number from the workshop's data instead of a slogan: 312 hours per watch.
Controls Turn over, slow motion, stop the movement: every motion can be controlled and stopped.

Open site Starting point and result

Haas Okafor Architekten

Konstanz

The model on the home page stands in today's real sun position and calculates how long the sun reaches the living room. An architecture practice on Lake Constance.

Headline The headline says how the practice works; the lead gives calculated sun hours for each key date.
Model The model stands in the current sun position. Drag to turn it; the red ray shows when sun enters the south-west window.
Title block The title block carries the live values: sun height, azimuth, direct light in the living room, and the enquiry button.

Open site Starting point and result

Glasstudio Ambros

Frauenau

The glass glows on the home page and cools in real time; press and hold to blow it. A glass studio in the Bavarian Forest.

Glass The glass is rendered in the browser: refraction, reflection, glow by temperature. Press and hold to blow it.
Temperature The temperature drops in real time. Below 750 degrees the glass is too stiff and has to go back into the furnace.
Scale The scale shows the real stages of studio glass, from the pot to the annealing oven.

Open site Starting point and result

Geigenbau Lanz

Mittenwald

Sand settles into a Chladni figure on a vibrating violin top, and the strings can be plucked. A violin workshop in Mittenwald.

Chladni figure At the eigenfrequencies of the top, the sand stays on the nodal lines: first the X, then the ring.
Frequency The readout gives frequency and mode; when the ring sits an octave above the X, the top is tuned.
Bow The bow is the slider. The marks jump straight to torsion, X and ring.

Open site Starting point and result

Optik Feyerabend

Ulm

Visitors see Ulm the way their eyes see it without glasses, and behind the glasses it turns sharp. An optician in Ulm.

Glasses Behind the glasses everything turns sharp; around them the blur of the chosen values remains. Minus lenses even shrink the view a little.
Prescription Sph, Cyl, Axis, Add: exactly the fields from the prescription card, plus four presets.
Reading card A reading card in the scene shows what presbyopia means up close.

Open site Starting point and result

Goldschmiede Enzweiler

Pforzheim

The wedding ring on the home page is rendered in the browser: choose metal, profile, finish and stone, and the engraving sits inside. A goldsmith in Pforzheim.

Ring No photo: the ring is rendered. Dragging turns it, every choice changes shape, shine and engraving at once.
Headline The headline promises what the page shows: as you scroll, an ingot becomes a ring.
Plate Metal, dimensions, size and weight run beneath the ring; the price per ring is in the order below.

Open site Starting point and result

Blumen Hollerbusch

Wien

On the home page you tie the bouquet yourself, from the flowers in the shop this month; the price adds up as you go. A flower shop in Vienna.

Bouquet Every bloom is drawn; a click on a bucket ties a stem into the next gap.
Buckets The shop holds what is in season this month, with a price per stem and colours to choose.
Price The tag on the raffia counts stems and tying fee and says roughly how long the bouquet will last.

Open site Starting point and result

Rahmenwerk Wiehre

Freiburg

From height and inseam, the home page draws the technical drawing of the frame, with rider, dimension chains and angles. A frame builder in Freiburg.

Drawing Every line is calculated: change size or type, and frame, rider and dimensions glide to the new values.
Measurements Height and inseam are enough for a first draft; crank, saddle height and knee angle are listed below.
Posture The back angle follows from frame and cockpit; on the city bike you visibly sit more upright.

Open site Starting point and result

Brigach Solar

Donaueschingen

The home page calculates what your own roof would deliver right now, using the real sun position. Solar installation on the Baar.

Now The big number is the output of the chosen roof at this moment, under a clear sky.
Roof The house stands in the current sun position: shadows, glint on the modules, today's sun path.
Controls Orientation, pitch and module count change output, daily curve and annual yield immediately.

Open site Starting point and result

Schreinerei Bürk

Schramberg

The dining table on the home page is built in the browser, with real grain, a price and the cutting list the workshop uses. A joinery in the Black Forest.

Table The table is rendered in the browser; the grain is a volume, so the edges show end grain.
Wood Six woods with hardness and origin, four from the Black Forest. One click changes the table.
Price The price is for exactly this table; below it the cutting list with every part in millimetres.

Open site Starting point and result

Your own numbers tell you whether the site pays for itself.

What is one more order a month worth to you?

In the intro call we work it out conservatively, using your own figure for the value of an order.

If the price doesn’t fit your budget, the scope gets smaller. We never sell the same site for less.

Do most of your customers come through recommendations today? Then the site safeguards that route. We don’t promise more customers.

One conversation, then you see your site.

Intro call: 30 minutes, by video or in Villingen-Schwenningen. Then we build your prototype, and only then comes the fixed price.

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Earliest intro call: one working day after your enquiry