Energy · Web design
An EV fast-charging network given the speed it sells: flowing energy lines behind the hero, a live charge gauge that follows a genuine tapering charge curve, and a pulsing corridor map of the network drawn in the browser.
Designed to stay sharp on a phone: the whole layout is responsive down to 390px, hand-built with no framework.
Show energy moving instead of decorating the page — and make the one number that matters, the price per kWh, impossible to miss.
A self-contained page: animated energy flow lines, a charge gauge running a real tapering curve, a measured charging-speed comparison, a pulsing corridor map built in JS, four product arguments, an app mock-up drawn entirely in CSS, three tariffs, driver quotes and an FAQ.
EV sites love a static hero photo of a car at a charger.
Energy flows along SVG paths and nodes pulse — the motion is the message.The page feels as fast as the network.
Real geography is heavy to load and reads as a utility map, not a brand.
An abstract constellation of pulsing stations connected by animated lines.Coverage communicated instantly, nothing to load.
Neon on black gets garish fast.
One electric green, used for glows, lines and buttons against a deep black.High-energy but still premium.