Apollo EC | EV Charging Website Design Study

Apollo EC — an EV charging-installation website design study. This portfolio presentation focuses on helping homeowners and commercial property owners understand the service and find an enquiry route. My contribution is presented through the page layout, visual hierarchy and service-navigation design shown in the original images.

The design challenge was to introduce EV charging services without turning the page into a vehicle catalogue. The opening screen states the installation service alongside an electric-car image, then moves into the company introduction and the residential and commercial service areas.

The page structure separates Residential and Commercial routes in the navigation, with Contact Us and Get a Quote actions kept easy to find. The enquiry layout asks for the car type, installation type and general location—details that help explain what an installation enquiry would need. This describes the interface design, not a tested form integration.

The case includes three original visuals: a layered mockup, a commercial-service and contact-page section, and a hero and company-introduction section. They show different parts of the design rather than repeating one image to fill the case. The flat previews make the layout easier to inspect beyond the cover.

The visual direction pairs white space with green accents and charging-related imagery. Green buttons highlight enquiry actions, while a blue commercial-service section separates that audience from the rest of the page. Large photographs establish the service context; short text blocks carry the practical information.

Scope: this is a website design study supported by original presentation images. Some contact copy in the preview is placeholder text, so it is not presented as a finished live site or a working enquiry system. No installation bookings, vehicle sales, traffic lift, or affiliation with vehicle manufacturers is claimed.