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Melink Solar website redesign

Six directions for melinksolar.com

Same content, same brand, six designs. Every page carries a switcher bar at the top so you can move between options without leaving the page you are on.

Design options

  • Option A

    Apple-style

    Scroll-driven build-out. A commercial roof fills with panels as you scroll; a six-chapter Solutions story assembles a full site from empty lot to battery and EV.

    Open option A

  • Option B

    Built on proof

    An editorial field guide to commercial solar: paper backgrounds, an exacting grid, oversized type, monospaced technical annotations and real project photography. No simulated buildings; short reduced-motion-aware transitions.

    Open option B

  • Option C

    Site survey

    The site as the first page of a commercial proposal: a daylight survey sheet, slab headlines, navy and ink on a cool field, brand green used once as the stroke of a single-line diagram.

    Open option C

  • Option D

    Precision engineering

    Built from the written critique of A, B and C: stats first, sharp geometric reveals instead of 3D, deep navy and white with green reserved for the numbers that matter.

    Open option D

  • Option E

    Working system

    An untinted aerial opens beside a navy panel, and a scroll-driven diagram connects array, inverter and meter in three readable stages. Built from every critique so far.

    Open option E

  • Option F

    Commissioning scroll

    The Cincinnati Zoo canopy beside a navy plate that already shows 225 MW, 650,000 panels and 35 years. Scroll pins the frame and draws a rule under each figure, the way a commissioning package closes.

    Open option F

Report and proposal

Current site

SEO report

Technical, on-page, schema, rankings, competitors, backlinks, local and AI search, with a prioritized roadmap.

Rebuild

Proposal

Scope, phases, and two pricing structures side by side.

Independent review

Design critique

An independent written review of every direction: concept fit, credibility, accessibility and clarity, with a score and the one change that would raise it.