Defense tech.

QFoundry

A quantum-and-AI technology company’s credibility site: the one people land on after they’ve already Googled you.

QFoundry website home page
QFoundry About page with the Capitol street photo, beside its stats: 12+ years combined government and defense experience, 2–4x faster prototype development, $2bn and $5.8bn quantum market figures
QFoundry dark footer with its dithered wordmark and tilted image cards, beside a halftone photo of a jet on the runway
QFoundry contact page form, "Building quantum or AI defense capability for a federal program or mission? Tell us how we can help.", beside a black glass sphere
QFoundry website home page

The client

QFoundry helps organizations navigate the adoption of quantum-era technology through its own framework, positioned as quantum and AI defense technology.

The brief

This wasn’t a lead funnel. The site’s job was credibility, status and story, built from an existing Webflow template by reusing its components rather than starting from scratch.

Layout came first: the structure was delivered so the client could write copy to fit it, and the template’s placeholder content was stripped out entirely.

What I built

  • Home, About and Contact, plus Privacy and Accessibility pages carried over from the previous site.
  • A desktop footer that’s a cursor-reactive dithered field, revealing the QFoundry wordmark out of an interference pattern.
  • New sections wired into the template’s existing motion system: marquees, scroll reveals, text fades and number counters.
  • On-page SEO throughout (titles, meta, social cards, alt text), plus image-optimization and SEO audits.
  • Responsive QA across tablet and mobile.