Websites · Homeowners & renovation projects
iSolaris
Start with the building problem. Find the right service.
Public website captures · October 2026
- Webility’s contribution
- Public website for insulation and building renovation
- Audience
- Homeowners & renovation projects
- Project type
- Websites
The context
iSolaris presents insulation, façade, roofing and window services. The site combines a service directory with practical renovation situations and guides, giving homeowners several ways to understand the offer before requesting a quotation.
The presentation challenge
A homeowner may recognise a leak or heat loss without knowing the technical service name. The presentation needs to support both visitors with a clear brief and those who are still identifying their renovation need.
Design decisions
Two ways to enter
Navigation by service sits alongside concrete building situations. Visitors can start with either the work they need or the problem they recognise.
An offer that can be scanned
Numbered service cards and strong headings make the directory easier to scan. Black and lime accents keep the visual vocabulary direct and recognisable.
Information before an enquiry
Guides and service entry points support visitors who need more information. Quotation links connect that exploration to a concrete next step.
Design direction
Black and lime accents, bold headings and architectural imagery establish a direct visual identity. Numbered service cards help visitors scan the offer.
The visitor journey
The navigation connects insulation, façades, roofing and windows with guides and quotation entry points, letting visitors start with their own renovation needs.
The website experience
- Service directory for building-envelope work
- Guides and navigation by renovation need
- Visible paths towards a quotation request
A closer look
Screenshots show the public website at the time of capture. The live site may evolve.
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