ZenWeb designed and built the Skywings Tech website, an English site for a Kuala Lumpur optical lens company and its MyAero lens range.
Skywings Tech Sdn Bhd is an optical lens company in Kuala Lumpur behind the MyAero lens range. Its lenses are worked out on MIDN, a platform that calculates each lens from the wearer's prescription and frame details, then sends the data to partner labs. It works with an optical technology manufacturer in Germany and with Shimizu Sangyo in Japan.
The range covers progressive, office, bifocal, single vision, kids' and specialty lenses. Skywings sells through eye care practices, and partner stores display a MIDN sticker. It also offers the Paskal 3D Optotype, a 3D eye test, at partner practices, with bookings taken on the site.
Most people don't know which lens type suits them. A three-question lens finder on the home page suggests a lens from their lifestyle, main concern and age range.
Some visitors want to try the Paskal 3D test. The Paskal page explains each part of the test and has a booking form with a list of partner locations.
Optometrists and optical shops want to understand the technology before they offer it. The Core Platform page explains how MIDN calculates a lens and compares the four tiers of personalisation.
Screenshots of the live site, taken October 2026.
The home page opens with a drag slider that compares vision with and without a MyAero lens, then a three-step lens finder. It moves on to the Paskal 3D test, the MIDN platform, the S-PRIDE lenses and the Japanese manufacturing partner.
The Core Platform page explains the four steps from patient data to production and the lens designs MIDN supports. A tier comparison then sets the personalised, premium, advance and beginner levels side by side.
The Paskal page walks through the 3D eye test in stages, with images of each optotype used. A booking form lets visitors choose a date, time and partner practice, and say whether they want an examination, consultation or lens fitting.
The Partners page pairs a clickable map with a list of certified eye care partners, filtered by state. It explains the MIDN sticker that marks a partner store and offers an appointment form.
Many people check a lens or look for a nearby practice on their phone. On mobile, the lens finder and the booking forms stack into a single column, with each choice a single tap.
Lifestyle photos of people wearing glasses in the city and at work, plus lens close-ups and the Paskal test images.
Deep navy with sky blue and fresh green accents, for a clean, technical feel.
Outfit and Manrope for a modern sans-serif look, with Instrument Serif for accent words.
A personalised lens is hard to explain over a shop counter. The site lets the brand tell its technology story in its own words, then sends visitors to a partner practice near them. The lens finder gives people a starting point, and partner practices get one place to point their customers to.
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