GreenWind

GreenWind manufactures evaporative air coolers in Akola, India. The business carries more than twenty five years of engineering, over ten thousand installations across the country, and a sixty thousand square foot facility where every unit is built in house. Their previous website did nothing to communicate that scale or that quality, so the brief was to design and build a web presence that finally matched the company standing behind it.

I led the project end to end, from art direction through to production code. The visual language is dark and engineered, pairing a green and charcoal palette with editorial typography so that a technical business to business story reads as confident rather than dry. I structured the page as a guided journey: an animated hero introduces the brand, the product range and the in house manufacturing story build credibility, a clear three step process explains how a project actually runs, and service coverage, a gallery of real installations and a closing quote request move the visitor toward getting in touch.

On the engineering side I hand coded the entire front end in HTML, CSS and vanilla JavaScript, with no page builder and no heavy framework, which keeps the site fast and easy to maintain. I wrote a custom scroll interaction layer from scratch. An IntersectionObserver drives every section reveal, the headline statistics animate and count up the moment they enter the viewport, the primary call to action is magnetic and eases toward the cursor, and the hero centrepiece is a hand built animated SVG fan. The build is fully responsive from wide desktop down to small phones, where the navigation folds into a custom slide in drawer that locks background scrolling while it is open.

I configured the project for continuous deployment on Vercel, so that every push ships automatically. The site is live and still in active development as the client's final product data and photography come in.