A website for a solar power company
Svitlo&Neba sells and installs backup power in Kyiv. We built a site where a person picks a kit on their own, immediately sees the price and leaves a request.
When the power goes out, a person doesn't want to figure out kilowatts and inverter types. They need to understand something simple: what exactly will work, for how many hours and how much it costs.
That's why the site speaks the language of everyday life. Instead of technical tables — ready-made kits: "Apartment" — fridge, lights, router and TV; "House" — boiler, well and kitchen. Under each one you immediately see the price and how many hours it will last.
And for those who want to dig deeper, there's a visual diagram: you switch "grid on" or "outage", "with panels" or "without panels" — and see where the current comes from into the house.
What was needed
The company sells and installs backup power in Kyiv. They needed a site from which people leave a request right away instead of going to compare prices elsewhere.
- Explain in simple words what a person gets for their money
- Show prices immediately, without "price on request"
- Separate offers for homes and for businesses
- Show the equipment that is in stock
- Receive requests quickly and know where the customer came from
- Let the owner update products and prices on their own
What we did
A site that in a few minutes leads a person from the question "what will suit me?" to a request.
- Ready-made kits with the price and the runtime without power
- A "Home" / "Business" switch
- A catalog of inverters, batteries and solar panels with prices and availability
- A request button next to every product
- A visual diagram of how the station works when the power goes out
- Four installation steps — from request to launch, the price is fixed in the contract
- Answers to frequent questions: how much it costs, how many hours it lasts, whether it's noisy
- Requests arrive in Telegram and by email together with the source — advertising, search or social media
- The owner changes products, kits and prices on their own
- Form spam protection
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