Daylong Solar website
Concept: a premium website for a solar and battery installer, built around a scroll-driven day on solar that shows where the energy goes, hour by hour.
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The problem
Solar installers compete on price, and most of their websites look the same: stock photos of panels, a wall of acronyms and a quote form. Homeowners cannot picture what a battery actually does for them, so they compare on price alone.
The solution
A warm, editorial site that shows instead of tells. An illustrated home lives through a full day as you scroll, with live figures for solar, battery and grid. A savings calculator, clear packages and a short booking form turn that understanding into enquiries.
A day you can scroll through
The centrepiece is an illustrated home that lives through one day as you scroll. The sky moves from dawn to night, the sun and moon cross it, and animated lines show power flowing between the panels, the battery, the house and the grid, with a live readout driven by the same model.
Built in code, not video
Every frame is drawn from vector shapes and a small energy model, so the scene stays sharp on any screen, weighs far less than a video and runs smoothly on phones.
From understanding to enquiry
A savings calculator turns a power bill into a suggested system, a sample price and a payback estimate. Three fixed packages and a short booking form follow, so the next step is always one tap away.
