Lazarev.agency helps a cinematic equipment provider attract 41% new customers

NODO film systems inertia wheels with illuminated controls and futuristic design for professional camera operation
Summary

A new digital experience for a groundbreaking camera tool sparks a surge in demand and brings a wave of new users with it.

NODO Film Systems, the company behind the revolutionary Inertia Wheels MAX camera control system, partnered with Lazarev.agency to launch a cinematic, product-driven promo site. Within the first month, the site generated 160 waitlist signups, and 41% of those were entirely new customers, expanding NODO’s reach in the global film tech space.

NODO x MAX ARC Engine interface with graph visualization and smoothing, adaptive dampening, and simulation controls

Launching an innovative product with the right story

NODO had just developed the Inertia Wheels MAX — a camera control system used in major film productions, featuring unprecedented torque, resolution, and tactile feedback. However, the brand’s digital product strategy fell short of capturing its groundbreaking nature. To match the innovation of Inertia Wheels MAX, NODO needed a product-first promo website that would ignite curiosity, drive signups, and encourage sharing.

What the new website achieved

Lazarev.agency’s launch of the Inertia Wheels MAX promo site delivered impressive results across the board.

  • 160 waitlist signups in the first month after the launch.
  • 41% of signups came from entirely new customers, expanding NODO’s audience.
  • 8% growth in email subscribers, strengthening future marketing reach.
  • Industry recognition: MAX Wheels by Nomo received the Honoree recognition at the 27th annual Webby Awards for the best Shopping & Retail website.
Website performance results infographic showing 160 waitlist signups, 41% new customer signups, 8% email growth, and Webby Awards recognition

4 steps to build a product page that acts like a demo

Lazarev.agency took a narrative-led approach to develop a promo campaign for its cinematic client. Here are the key features of the designed promotional website.

  1. Narrative-led experience design: The team built a story-driven content flow that felt like a cinematic reveal.
  2. High-fidelity 3D visuals: Lazarev.agency’s team integrated scroll-triggered transitions and 3D visuals to immerse visitors in the product’s premium design and key technical characteristics.
  3. Strategic mix of emotion and specification: Editorial-style copy highlighted benefits without overwhelming users with jargon, while embedded use cases grounded the experience in real film production scenarios.
  4. Visual identity aligned with engineering elegance: A dark UI with vibrant gradients and geometric Mont typography conveyed a spirit of innovation while staying true to NODO’s technical roots.
“With a product this advanced, our goal was to make users feel the power in their hands before they ever touched it.”
‍{{Kirill Lazarev}}

Great design converts attention into demand

The NODO case proves that when your product pushes limits, your website must too. Lazarev.agency’s cinematic, conversion-focused design helped translate complex engineering into real customer growth. For NODO, the site didn’t just explain the MAX, it made people want it.

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