The brief
Sunveera serves homeowners and businesses, but each group needs a different explanation. The site had to separate rooftop solar for homes, on-site and off-site business power, and battery storage. Visitors also needed to know what happens before installation and who supports the system afterwards.
Building the site
We built the site in WordPress with Hello Elementor. The homepage starts with Sunveera's clean-energy offer, then introduces the company, working process, services, projects and enquiry routes.
The pages and responsive layouts were made for Sunveera rather than fitted into a ready-made page template.
Separate pages for each solar service
- On-site solar for businesses using power at their own premises
- Off-site solar for businesses with limited rooftop space or different funding needs
- Residential solar for homeowners
- Battery storage for holding excess solar power until generation drops
The wider services section covers EPC, on-grid, off-grid and hybrid systems, solar street lights and solar water pumps. Each has room for its own explanation instead of sitting in one long list.
What happens around installation
The homepage presents consultation, proposal, project management before installation, installation, training and support. Project examples, customer testimonials and the Solar Power as a Service section give visitors more context before they enquire.
Design choices
Sunlight gold, warm orange and green accents sit alongside dark sections and white content areas. Service cards break up longer explanations; on mobile, the same sections stack into a single column.
Buttons appear after the relevant explanation, not before it. The page can cover several services without sending every visitor down the same route.
The finished site
Sunveera now has a WordPress website built around its home, business and battery services. Visitors can read about the work, see projects and testimonials, and reach an enquiry page when they are ready.