Homepage scroll
The e1o.com homepage read top to bottom at 1440×900. Most of the page is two pinned scenes. The first is a comic told in greyscale 3D renders with one orange accent: a developer leaves the desk, plays ping-pong, sits in a meeting and orders dinner, while the glasses' display slides in beside each moment. The second puts the product in the foreground, from the glasses themselves to the reply drafting, the custom-app idea and the phone app. The page closes on a list of uses, a short FAQ and a waitlist, with no price and no buy button.
Hero: "No camera" in handwriting
The nav sits in a thin bordered box and reads like a table of contents: The story, Your assistant, Your apps, The glasses, Early access. The headline "Your AI. Out in the world." runs behind a pair of glasses with orange lenses. A hand-drawn arrow points at the frame and a scrawled note, the page's main promise, says there is no camera. Two lines name the jobs (follow your coding agents, catch up on email), and the first panel of the comic already peeks in at the bottom.