Kraigard case study — a defence company website

A fictional company with a real website: two languages, seven forms that send requests to Telegram, an in-browser photo geodata check, an accessibility panel, and forms protected from bots and third-party sites.

Kraigard demonstrates what the studio can do: the company, its products and illustrations are fictional. For clients, we work only with real companies and genuine photos, videos and certificates — and arrange a shoot with a trusted photographer if needed.

Task

Show defence companies what their website should be: secure, lawful and fast. Kraigard is fictional so that we could show everything without risking anyone’s data — but every feature on the site is real.

What we did

Ukrainian by default and English with its own page addresses; the language switcher leads to the same page.
Seven forms — demo, consulting, vacancies, media, violation reporting, brief and questions — delivering requests to Telegram within seconds.
In-browser photo geodata check: reads GPS and device data in JPEG, PNG and WebP and makes a clean copy without uploading anything to a server.
News checked against Ukraine’s martial-law rules on military information (Art. 114-2 of the Criminal Code): no units, locations or delivery volumes.
Company details as required by Ukraine’s e-commerce law, export-control notes, an anonymous whistleblower channel that does not record IP addresses.
Accessibility panel: light and dark themes, text up to 150%, high contrast, wider spacing, stopping animations.
Form protection: requests only from the site itself, size and rate limits, a bot trap.

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What we did

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