— CASE STUDY · 2025
INNO 3D — precision printing, put online
A logo and a website for a precision 3D printing service — capabilities, process and the people behind the machines, in a market where buyers arrive knowing what they need made but not who can make it.
- CLIENT
- INNO 3D Printing Technologies
- ROLE
- Logo design + website design
- YEAR
- 2025
- STATUS
- Live
- REGION
- India
- STACK
The brief
INNO 3D Printing Technologies runs precision 3D printing as a service. The buyer usually arrives with a part in mind and a decision already half-made — what they are choosing is not whether to print, but who to trust with the file.
The studio did two pieces of work: the brand mark, and the website it lives on.
The approach
A logo that has to work at machine scale. A 3D printing business puts its mark on quotes, invoices, part labels and the machines themselves. It has to survive being small, single-colour, and printed on surfaces that were never designed to carry it.
The site answers the questions a technical buyer actually asks. Not a services list — capabilities, the process end to end, why this shop over another, the customers who have already used it, and the team standing behind the machines. Someone sending a file to a stranger wants to know who is on the other side.
What shipped
A logo, and a live site at inno3d.in covering services, capabilities, process, testimonials and team.
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