EcoVolt is a community-driven platform delivering reliable solar and gas solutions to underserved regions.

I was brought on to design a minimal, focused website that communicates their mission clearly and moves users toward action, especially for first-time visitors unfamiliar with renewable energy.

The initial demo lacked structure and emotional clarity.

There was no real story, just scattered facts and features. For a product rooted in trust and sustainability, the digital experience felt transactional.

It needed heart and simplicity.

I chose to treat the landing page like a guided conversation, not a billboard. I started off by;

Researching top clean energy platforms to identify gaps and sameness.

I then designed a clean flow prioritizing clarity, benefits, and next steps.

Built a visual language of muted tones, bold type, and open space, signaling calm confidence.

Then finally developed a responsive system in Framer with reusable components and performance in mind.

The live site is a clear, guided experience, built to convert curiosity into confidence.

Visitors now instantly grasp what EcoVolt does and why it matters.

The design feels modern, but not flashy. it reflects purpose, not just another solar product.

And since its built in Framer, it’s fully scalable and responsive across all devices.

EcoVolt taught me that minimal design isn’t about doing less, it’s about saying exactly what needs to be said, no more, no less.

With the right structure and tone, even complex ideas like sustainable energy can feel simple and inspiring.

For me, This project demonstrates how thoughtful design and no-code tools like Framer can be used to create scalable, high-impact platforms for meaningful change.

EcoVolt is now positioned to grow its reach and impact, one empowered community at a time.