Creating a product-focused website for an Australian solar innovation
OptiMount designs Australian-engineered cable tray systems purpose-built for commercial solar installations — developed from an installer's perspective, for the practical problems installers actually hit on a roof.
OptiMount had an innovative product, but its value sits in small design details — the ones that make an installation faster, cleaner and easier.
So the website had to do more than show a cable tray. It had to answer four questions quickly:
A website built around the product, not around the company
We designed and developed a WordPress website organised around the product and its practical advantages, rather than a standard company structure with the product buried inside it.
Every section earns its place by answering something an installer would actually want to know before specifying the system on a job.
Specifications tell you what it is. The site explains why it matters.
Rather than presenting technical specifications alone, each feature is paired with what it changes in a real installation.
Cables go in faster, with less handling on the roof.
Mount where the job needs it, not where the holes happen to be.
DC marking that can't peel, fade or be pulled off later.
Corrosion resistance built for Australian rooftop conditions.
The system is engineered to reduce installation time and improve cable management on commercial solar projects.
How it came together
Product features
Product detail
Contact & enquiry
A specialised product, explained at a glance
We helped OptiMount turn a specialised solar-industry product into a clear, professional digital experience that communicates its innovation without needing a spec sheet.
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