A one-week WordPress build for HydraSDR RFOne, a wideband software-defined radio receiver — designed for an audience that reads the specification before it reads the headline.

The buyers here are RF engineers, researchers and serious hobbyists. They do not respond to marketing language — they want the frequency range, the sampling width and what is in the box, and they want it before they scroll. But the site still had to look like a product worth paying for, not a spec sheet in a browser.
Built the whole site on WordPress in a week. Deep green and a fine hexagon field give it an instrument-panel feel, so the hardware — a small black machined box — reads as the brightest thing on every screen. The hero states what the device is and puts Buy Now directly beneath it; Features and a dedicated Products page carry the actual numbers, 24MHz–1.8GHz range and 10MHz of spectrum, plus box contents and the open-source and origin claims. A blog section handles launch announcements the client posts themselves.
Full site — home, products, blog, contact, privacy — designed and shipped on WordPress in one week
Spec-first layout: frequency range, sampling width, box contents and pricing route all sit above the fold on the product page
Dark hexagon-field treatment keeps the hardware the focal point on every page
Client posts product announcements to the blog without a developer
Responsive across desktop, tablet and phone