YOUR ENERGY. IN MOTION.

A home, in a new light.

This separate eighth concept replaces the photo-and-form hero with a full-width photographic home. An overlaid header, large left-aligned heading and energy panel below the photograph replace the white frame. A roof hotspot and a clear primary button both open the same address sheet. The battery and car hotspots explain different energy scenes. The analyser remains easy to start without viewing an animation or exploring the photograph.

What you can try

Switch between daylight, after dark and EV charging. Open the roof address sheet using the roof hotspot, the main button or the header. Close with the close button or Escape. Start a fictional roof scan, cancel or skip it, adjust the panel count, choose battery capacity, compare demo packages and preview a callback request. Returning to the start reopens the same entry sheet. Continue buttons retain the active journey.

Demonstration boundaries

Every address entry opens the same fictional sample home. No address lookup, satellite scan, external form submission or booking takes place. Contact fields are held only in page memory while visible, are never persisted, and disappear when the screen changes. No analytics or recordings are installed.

The example generation model uses 440 W per panel and 850 kWh/kWp per year. Fictional demo prices use £3,600 + £240 per panel, plus £330 per kWh of battery capacity. These figures illustrate the interface only and are not validated forecasts, prices or offers.

Brand and motion

The overlaid header uses a lighter green logo variant for contrast. The retained restrained palette uses forest #102D23, emerald #146B4A, pale green #A2D98B and warm white #F7F7F2. The logo is a vector reconstruction from the supplied reference. The hero uses a pair of aligned AI-generated three-quarter reconstructions based on the original Banbury installation photograph. The car and charger are illustrative additions; unseen details are reconstructed. The original project photograph remains separately attributed below. The charger is an illustrative addition. No exterior battery is shown. Roof and EV photo hotspots are interactive; battery options are accessed from the lower energy bar. Extra foreground space places the energy bar below the car within the hero photograph. They show a fictional house with solar panels, a battery and an unbranded electric car. They are illustrative and do not represent an Oxford Green Energy installation. Created with ImageGen: text-to-image for daylight, then image editing for the matching night frame. See IMAGE-PROMPTS.txt for the production briefs. EV charging is illustrative and subject to suitable equipment and controls. Reduced-motion preferences stop decorative movement. No audio plays.

Sources

No invented installations, savings, staff portraits, office address or accreditation claims have been added. The project photograph is published by Oxford Green Energy and is distinct from the fictional illustrated home.

Open locally

Open index.html in a browser. No installation, build, API key or internet connection is needed for the demo itself. External links need internet access. Earlier concepts remain in separate folders. No live website or calculator has been modified or deployed. This prototype is marked noindex.

Media reused from the current website

The technical shading screenshot has been replaced by an interactive illustration over the original Banbury photograph. Its overlays are explanatory, not measured survey results. The video is displayed in a compact side-by-side layout; its cover is a frame from the same film. The added media sections reuse the current homepage’s solar photograph, equipment illustration, solar-homes photograph. They are presented as website / product media, not as additional verified Oxford Green Energy completed projects. The original published Banbury photograph remains the separate real-work example. The Sigenergy product film is a locally playable MP4 copy of the existing public Squarespace HLS stream; video and audio were remuxed without changing their content. Playback starts only on user action. Source URLs are listed in MEDIA-SOURCES.json. The live website has not been edited.