Infinity Solar
Company site for a solar energy developer
A new site for a company that builds solar and storage systems on commercial roofs, greenhouses, and farmland. It explains each type of installation, the ways to engage, and the process, and it collects enquiries.
The challenge
The company's previous site was built on Wix. The new site had to explain a technical offering clearly and keep every old address working.
What I built
A page for every installation type
Commercial and agricultural roofs, trackers over greenhouses, farmland, and sports court canopies are each explained on their own, on the home page and on the activity page, so a visitor reaches the case that fits their land.
Engagement models side by side
Purchase, partnership, and lease are shown as three cards, followed by a step-by-step process from the feasibility check to the grid connection.
Content that search can read
A blog written in Markdown files, with structured data, a sitemap, RSS, and an llms.txt, plus a check after the build that fails when a page loses its title, description, or canonical address.
A safe move off Wix
Every old address redirects permanently to its new page, so links and search results keep working when the domain moves.
Enquiries and security
The contact form checks the origin, a hidden honeypot field, and a per-address rate limit on the server, and stores leads in a table that only the server can read.
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