SolarHub - Solar & Renewable Energy Figma Template
SolarHub – Solar & Renewable Energy Figma Template
SolarHub is a premium, micro-niche Figma template designed specifically for solar energy providers, renewable energy startups, solar panel installers, and green technology companies. Featuring a clean, modern, and eco-centric aesthetic, SolarHub provides the ultimate digital blueprint for sustainable businesses to showcase their residential and commercial solar solutions, highlight panel efficiency, and drive installation inquiries.
Engineered with elite-level precision and an absolute focus on the developer handoff process, this template is built to be a frustration-free asset. It fully utilizes Figma’s most powerful features, including advanced Auto Layout, smart components, and a unified Global Design System for colors and typography. Structured flawlessly on the standard 1170px Bootstrap grid, every artboard and layer is meticulously named and grouped, ensuring a seamless transition for developers turning this design into hand-coded HTML or custom CMS platforms.
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Feature list
- 2 Homepage Layouts
- 8 Innerpage Layouts
- Google Free Fonts
- Active and Hover style are included
- Easily customizable Photoshop files
- Every page is fully layered and organized with proper names
- Clean and Modern Style
- Premium images used
- Well organized layers
- Pixel Perfect
- Bootstrap 5 Grid System
Fonts
In this template, we use font from Google Font:
Icons
Images
All images we used in this template come from sources. They are very good sources for free images
✨ Support & Documentation
The package includes a detailed documentation file that guides you through the setup and customization process. For any queries or custom requests, feel free to contact us via our profile page.
Note: All images used in the preview are for demonstration purposes only and are not included in the main Figma file.
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