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True Power Systems

Their entire website was one page that said "Launching Soon." We built the 54 pages that replaced it.

Web-Development

We built True Power Systems on Next.js and delivered a near-perfect technical foundation

A single "Launching Soon" page became a 54-page, high-performance, crawlable, enterprise-ready web experience.

True Power Systems had a single GoDaddy page that said "Launching Soon." We built their real website as a modern Next.js application in just 6 weeks. The result was a dramatically stronger technical foundation, highlighted by a 100/100 Lighthouse Performance score and perfect 100/100 scores for SEO, Accessibility, and Best Practices.

  • Next.js Site Build
  • Performance Optimization
  • Technical SEO Implementation
  • Accessibility Remediation
  • Information Architecture
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The site

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54

Pages Built

Measured

100/100

Lighthouse, all 4 categories

Measured

Challenges

What stood in the way

3 problems, and what each one took to clear.

Challenge 01

  1. Problem

    There was no site to rebuild, only a placeholder

    True Power Systems had one page built on GoDaddy's website builder. It said "Launching Soon," offered a contact form, and nothing else. There were no service pages, no market pages and no location coverage, so there was nothing to migrate.

  2. Solution

    We built the site from scratch as a Next.js application, with route-based code splitting, optimized asset delivery, and a lean component architecture.

  3. Result

    The new site launched with a 100/100 Lighthouse Performance score, giving True Power Systems a strong technical baseline from day one.

Challenge 02

  1. Problem

    The previous site was not reliably crawlable or content-clear

    The available scrape showed virtually no usable homepage messaging, no detectable service description, and no clear metadata or content hierarchy. Search engines had little context to understand what the business did.

  2. Solution

    We restructured the information architecture, implemented crawlable rendering, and created a framework for clear page templates, metadata, internal linking, and service-led content organization.

  3. Result

    The site launched with a 100/100 Lighthouse SEO score and a foundation that is materially better prepared for indexing and search visibility.

Challenge 03

  1. Problem

    A holding page was carrying the whole brand

    Anyone evaluating True Power Systems for an arc flash study or a data center project landed on "Launching Soon." There was no way to see the services, the markets served, the team, or the firm's project experience.

  2. Solution

    We built out the service, market, location, team and experience pages so the site could carry the proof the sales conversation needed.

  3. Result

    The site now has pages for 13 services, 7 markets and 24 states, plus dedicated team, experience and government MSA pages.

Strategy

How the work ran

5 phases, in the order they happened.

  1. Phase 01

    Discovery and site planning

    There was no existing site to audit, so we started from the business itself: the services True Power Systems sells, the markets it serves, and the states it covers. From there we mapped the full page structure for a Next.js build.

    • Services and markets inventory
    • Sitemap and URL plan
    • 54-page build plan
    • Content and SEO gap analysis
  2. Phase 02

    Information architecture and content framework

    Because the placeholder page exposed no crawlable content, we built the site structure around clear messaging, service discoverability, and a stronger conversion flow.

    • Full sitemap
    • Homepage content framework
    • Service page structure
    • Internal linking strategy
  3. Phase 03

    Next.js build and component system

    We built the website as a Next.js application with a modular, scalable front-end system optimized for speed and maintainability.

    • Next.js application build
    • Reusable React components
    • Responsive page templates
    • Image and asset optimization
  4. Phase 04

    Technical SEO and accessibility hardening

    We implemented the technical details that make modern websites perform: metadata support, semantic structure, accessibility improvements, and clean page output for search engines and users alike.

    • Technical SEO setup
    • Metadata framework
    • Semantic heading structure
    • Accessibility QA
  5. Phase 05

    Launch, QA, and performance validation

    Before launch, we pressure-tested the site across performance, SEO, accessibility, and best-practice benchmarks to ensure the build hit measurable technical targets.

    • Launch QA checklist
    • Lighthouse validation
    • Cross-device testing
    • Production deployment

Results

What it delivered

4 outcomes: 4 measured.

The numbers

100/100

Perfect accessibility benchmark

Measured

We built the experience to modern accessibility standards, improving usability and reducing friction across devices and assistive technologies.

100/100

Perfect best-practices implementation

Measured

We delivered a production-ready site aligned with current standards for quality, safety, and browser-side implementation.

99/100

Near-perfect performance at launch

Measured

We built on Next.js instead of a hosted site builder, and the site launched with elite front-end performance.

54 pages

A 54-page site built in six weeks

Measured

We built the complete 54-page site on an accelerated timeline without compromising technical quality.

Live analytics

▲ 2154.6%

Sessions

97 to 2,187, since launch

▲ 100%

Page Views

0 to 2,330, since launch

▲ 100%

Conversion Rate

0 to 0.18, since launch

Read from the live site against its pre-launch baseline.

Performance

What Lighthouse says

Google Lighthouse, measured on the live build.

Lighthouse

100
Performance
100
SEO
100
Accessibility
100
Best practices

Site architecture

How the site is built

54 pages across 5 categories, laid out the way the site is.

/54 pages
  • Homepage1 page
    • True Power Systems · Where Power Becomes Predictable
  • Top-Level Pages9 pages
    • About | True Power Systems
    • Contact | True Power Systems
    • Distributor Program
    • Experience | True Power Systems
    • Government Master Service Agreements | True Power Systems
    • +4 more
  • Locations24 pages
    • Electrical Engineering in Alabama | True Power Systems
    • Arkansas
    • Electrical Engineering in Florida | True Power Systems
    • Electrical Engineering in Georgia | True Power Systems
    • Illinois
    • +19 more
  • Services13 pages
    • Arc Flash Hazard Analysis | True Power Systems
    • Coordination Studies
    • Data Center Mission Critical
    • Duct Bank Design
    • Duct Bank Heat Studies
    • +8 more
  • Markets7 pages
    • Data Centers
    • Education
    • Government Municipal
    • Healthcare
    • Industrial Manufacturing
    • Retail
    • Water Wastewater

Totals

54

Pages built

5

Content categories

6,692

Words of content

Every page in the tree above is a page the site serves, grouped as the navigation groups it.

Tech stack

What it's built with

6 technologies across 6 categories.

Framework

Next.js

We used Next.js for a fast, scalable foundation that supports SSR, SSG, and modern performance optimization.

Frontend Library

React

We built the interface in React to create reusable components, cleaner front-end architecture, and a more maintainable codebase.

Programming Language

JavaScript

We used modern JavaScript to power the application logic and interactive front-end behavior.

Markup

HTML5

We used semantic HTML to improve accessibility, structure, and technical SEO.

Styling

CSS3

We used modern CSS for responsive layouts, visual consistency, and efficient front-end styling.

Performance Auditing

Lighthouse

We used Lighthouse to validate performance, SEO, accessibility, and best-practice outcomes before and after launch.

Services

What we delivered

5 services, and what each one covered.

Service 01

Next.js Site Build

We built True Power Systems a modern Next.js application designed for speed, flexibility, and long-term maintainability, replacing a single GoDaddy placeholder page.

  • Full 54-page build
  • Placeholder page replacement
  • Page templates and content structure
  • Modern deployment-ready architecture

Service 02

Performance Engineering

We optimized the site for fast loading and efficient delivery, building the front end on a lean React-based architecture.

  • Route-based code splitting
  • Image optimization
  • Lean component architecture
  • Low front-end overhead

Service 03

Technical SEO Implementation

We established a stronger search foundation by making the site crawlable, semantically structured, and ready for metadata and internal linking at scale.

  • Crawlable rendering
  • Metadata framework
  • Semantic HTML structure
  • Internal linking support

Service 04

Accessibility Optimization

We improved the site's usability and compliance posture by building to accessibility best practices from the ground up.

  • Semantic page structure
  • Accessible navigation patterns
  • Improved form and interaction standards
  • Cross-device usability QA

Service 05

Content Structure and Conversion UX

Because the placeholder page had no messaging at all, we created a framework for communicating services, trust signals, and conversion pathways.

  • Homepage messaging framework
  • Service-led page hierarchy
  • Primary CTA positioning
  • Trust-building content sections

Project details

What the job was

The particulars of the build, as the record states them.

Industry

Industrial Services

Delivered in

6 weeks

Launch date

May 12, 2026

What's next

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