The client
- Business
- SunTill NG sells PAYG solar plans and installs for homes and small shops
- What they want from you
- A marketing website that explains plans clearly and books installation surveys
- Platform
- Marketing website · desktop first · 5 pages
- Note
- Fictional client for practice. Responsive breakpoints are stretch after desktop works.
Who the site is for
Mr. Adeyemi, 41, shop owner in Ibadan. Fuel costs keep rising. He wants solar but fears hidden fees and fake installers.
Quotes feel opaque. He needs plan comparison and installer trust before he shares his address.
What success looks like
The website wins when a visitor understands the offer and takes one action. Not company revenue targets.
- Compare plans
- Visitor understands 2–3 tiers on Plans
- Book survey
- The main button leads to the survey form
Pages to design
- Home
- Savings story, plan teaser, Book a free survey
- Plans
- Tier table: upfront, monthly, what is included
- How it works
- Survey → install → monitoring → support
- Coverage
- Cities served, honest timelines
- Contact
- Survey form: address, roof type, phone
Visitor path
One main button only: Book a free survey
Prototype must include a Thank you page after submit. Not a nav page.
Do not design
- Usage dashboard, meter top-up UI, installer CRM
- Native mobile app
What you submit
- Sitemap
- Five pages from section 04
- Wireframes
- Grayscale desktop for all five
- Hi-fi UI
- Branded desktop pages
- Prototype
- Home → Plans → Book a free survey → Thank you
- Presentation
- About 8 minutes
Week 5: write a one-page client intake from this brief (business, audience, success, constraints).
Look & feel
You choose the colours and fonts. Keep the site clear for this audience.
Show a plan comparison and a fictional installer badge.
Include plan blocks, a short outage FAQ, a survey form with LGA (empty + one error), and a Thank you page after submit.