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Fixed navigation
A viewport-top fixed instrument header contains the AERFLOW mark, wordmark, desktop navigation, live Phoenix climate readout, theme control, telephone link, and schedule CTA.
New Reliability
Home, Design & Construction
AERFLOW is a production-ready, frontend-only website concept for a fictional premium HVAC company serving Phoenix, Arizona.

Project type
Home, design, and construction website
Industry
Home, Design & Construction
Experience
Responsive web experience
Availability
Live deployment
Project overview
AERFLOW is a production-ready, frontend-only website concept for a fictional premium HVAC company serving Phoenix, Arizona. It translates a technical home-comfort service into a clear digital journey: visitors can identify a condition, understand services and pricing context, explore a heat-pump design case study, and submit a prototype scheduling request.
The website is designed for design-conscious homeowners in a severe desert climate. Its Desert Instrument Panel visual system frames HVAC as visible home infrastructure: measured, calm, and protective rather than sales-driven. The primary conversion is Schedule Service / Get Quote.
This project is a portfolio-quality static website. The scheduling experience validates locally in the browser and intentionally does not transmit, retain, or book customer information.
Experience details
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A viewport-top fixed instrument header contains the AERFLOW mark, wordmark, desktop navigation, live Phoenix climate readout, theme control, telephone link, and schedule CTA.
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Light and dark modes use semantic tokens, saved browser preference, a visual toggle, and optional ?theme=light / ?theme=dark QA URLs. Dark mode includes warm mineral counterforms so it is not a simple inversion.
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Home, Services, Heat Pump Design, Problems, Projects, Pricing + Plans, Service Areas, Comfort Notes, Service Standard, Schedule, confirmation state, and 404 route are implemented.
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Service and problem discovery lead into the scheduling form. Required name, phone, and service-need fields have client-side validation; successful submission presents an explicit prototype confirmation state.
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The house cutaway uses GSAP ScrollTrigger to animate heat, return, filtration, supply, and zoning pathways. Stage controls remain usable by click/tap.
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Hero arrival, slow image parallax, service-card reveal, signal-strip entrance, card hover, press states, a branded route-loading sequence, and reduced-motion handling are implemented.
Visual gallery
Three genuine captures from the live deployment show the opening view, an interior content section, and the responsive mobile composition.



Build characteristics
Labels come from project documentation where available; conservative delivery characteristics are used when a repository does not specify its stack.
Project FAQ
AERFLOW is a production-ready, frontend-only website concept for a fictional premium HVAC company serving Phoenix, Arizona.
The website is designed for design-conscious homeowners in a severe desert climate. Its Desert Instrument Panel visual system frames HVAC as visible home infrastructure: measured, calm, and protective rather than sales-driven.
The documented experience includes fixed navigation, dual themes, core pages, conversion journey. The live website shows the complete interface and interaction flow.
Yes. Use the “Visit live website” link on this page to open the current public deployment.