What changed
Same facts, same licence and warranty details, same services. The structure now follows how a homeowner decides: trust, offer, proof, action.
Section
Current site
New homepage
Hero
BeforeSoft pink gradient, text in a pale box, and the main offer sharing space with floating cards.
AfterFull-width roof photo, one clear headline, two buttons (quote and call) and a "free solar plan" card beside it. Brand orange and amber taken from your logo.
Trust
BeforeCredentials spread through the About section.
AfterA dark strip right under the hero: 19+ years, 25-year warranty, NABCEP, Lic. C10 #901196.
Services
BeforeThree small cards plus separate residential and commercial lists.
AfterThree large photo cards that link to each service page, and one wide band for EV charging and commercial work.
About
BeforeOverlapping photos and a long paragraph.
AfterOne strong photo, a short intro and the five credentials as a checklist, ending in a button.
Process
BeforeFour steps with dotted arrows that do not line up on smaller screens.
AfterA single connected timeline that stacks cleanly on tablets and phones.
Projects and map
BeforeGallery and map in a pale orange block with chat bubbles overlapping the content.
AfterBoth live on a dark section so the photos stand out, in fixed-height frames so the page does not jump while they load.
Reviews
BeforeSmall scrolling cards with truncated text.
AfterThree full, readable Google reviews, including the comments about your team.
FAQ and updates
BeforeNarrow scrolling boxes inside the page.
AfterFAQ in a two-column layout beside its heading. Latest updates sit under the blog.
Closing call to action
BeforeNone on the homepage. Visitors reached the footer without a prompt.
AfterA full-width orange band with Get free quote and Call buttons before the footer.
The embedded widgets, handled properly
Your homepage loads four outside widgets: the project gallery, the project map, the FAQ and the latest updates. We kept the exact same sources, so nothing about your data changes, and loaded them the right way.
| Widget | Source (unchanged) |
|---|---|
| Project gallery | trusty.app/embed/website-gallery/47cf48fc-…?limit=9 |
| Project map | trusty.app/embed/project-map/e0c40aa1-… |
| FAQ | localmarketingmanager.com/api/questions/aws-solar-frequently-asked-questions |
| Latest updates | localmarketingmanager.com/api/local-posts/aws-solar-local-posts-widget |
<iframe src="https://trusty.app/embed/project-map/e0c40aa1-321e-44b3-8648-18834f656c3c" title="Map of AWS Solar installation projects" loading="lazy" referrerpolicy="strict-origin-when-cross-origin" width="100%" height="560"></iframe>
- Loads only when needed. Each frame waits until the visitor scrolls near it, so the top of the page opens faster.
- Fixed height. The frame reserves its space, so the page stops shifting as content appears.
- Connections warmed early. The page tells the browser to open the connection to each widget host ahead of time.
- Accessible. Every frame has a descriptive title for screen readers.
Possible Next steps
- Review the new homepage and send us any wording or photo changes.
- We build it into your WordPress site on a staging copy first.
- Once you approve, we publish it and re-check the widgets on mobile.