EXE.EYES

A proposal for Marmon Foodservice Technologies

ACSD,two ways.

acsd.marmonfoodservice.com as your visitors see it today, made fast. And a redesign in your own visual language, built to sell the pilot.

Best on a desktop. Both versions also work on tablet and phone.

The numbers

Measured 8 November 2026 with Lighthouse on the same machine: V1 and V2 are the median of three runs. Today's page stopped the tool in four of six runs; its figures are the better of the two that finished. Phone figures use a simulated mid-range phone on 4G.

Phone score

277897

out of 100

Largest paint, phone

7.92.22.0

seconds

Main thread blocked, phone

1120.710.06

seconds while loading

First load

10.60.440.24

MB transferred

TodayV1V2

Today: acsd.marmonfoodservice.com as published. V1 and V2: this preview, compressed as any production host serves it. V2's first load includes your 3D machine and hero film, both fetched after the page has painted. Your analytics and ad tags are not part of V1's figures.

V1. Nothing you would notice changed. Everything you would feel did.

V1 is your published site rebuilt one to one, checked side by side with the live page at desktop, tablet and phone. The work is underneath.

  1. Transitions on the graphics card

    Scenes blurred hundreds of words frame by frame, which stalled phones for seconds at a time. Same choreography, animated with movement and fades.

  2. The page appears at once

    A four-second loading counter kept everything hidden. The hero now appears with the page.

  3. One script instead of 25

    jQuery, the Webflow runtime, a font loader, an unused copy of three.js and ten animation plug-ins from six hosts, replaced by one small module.

  4. A 3D machine that waits its turn

    It redrew 60 times a second for the whole visit. It now loads while you read the scene before it and draws only when something moves.

  5. Films and graphics at their real size

    11 MB of video and a 648 kB map redrawn every frame became 3.9 MB of video that loads only when needed and a 73 kB map.

  6. Forms that reach a person

    The deployment, spec sheet and walkthrough forms are connected to a backend with an inbox and notifications.

V2. One shift, told as a film, built to sell the pilot.

V2 grows out of what is already yours: the hero film, the black stage, Aeonik with the LED type, and the red. It follows the funnel Cornelius runs on acsd.cornelius.com: see the bottleneck, see the machine, run the numbers, take the risk-free pilot, apply.

  1. The drive-thru peak played out on an LED floor

    The peak

    It opens at 7:42 a.m. The film lies down into an LED floor where the drive-thru plays out. Switch the lane between by hand and with ACSD yourself.

  2. ACSD in a viewfinder with 34s behind it

    The machine

    ACSD rises out of the floor in front of a giant 34s. Then the build up close, the specifications as a drawing, and the deployment map.

  3. Beverages, boring on purpose

    Boring, on purpose

    Each crew headache struck through, its replacement beside it.

  4. The 90-day pilot as 90 lights

    We share the risk

    Your ROI model as one instrument, then the 90-day pilot lighting day by day.

  5. Voices from the line

    Voices

    Three quotes from the line over the operational footage.

  6. The bottleneck scorecard

    Scorecard, then apply

    The eight-question bottleneck scorecard on the page. The answers travel with the pilot application.

Every product fact, figure and quote comes from acsd.marmonfoodservice.com, acsd.cornelius.com, its calculator or the launch announcement of 2 April 2026. Where they differ (17 s on this site, up to 34 s in the announcement and on acsd.cornelius.com) V2 uses the newer figure.