Juneau District Heating
Explaining seawater heat to a whole town
from design to hosting
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Explaining seawater heat to a whole town
The site
Scroll the page, and the phone scrolls with you
A full-length capture of juneaudistrictheat.com, moving in step with the page.
Custom design & build
Designed around the client's content and customers rather than a template, and built on WordPress so their own staff can edit every page.
Smart forms
Contact, request and application forms that route to the right inbox, keep a copy in the site and stop spam before it lands.
Learning center
Courses and lessons people take at their own pace, with progress tracked per person.
Our photography
Every image on the site was shot by Hoke Designs — people, product and place — so the site looks like the business, not a stock library.
What we built
5 pieces, one site
Custom design & build
Designed around the client's content and customers rather than a template, and built on WordPress so their own staff can edit every page.
Smart forms
Contact, request and application forms that route to the right inbox, keep a copy in the site and stop spam before it lands.
Learning center
Courses and lessons people take at their own pace, with progress tracked per person.
Our photography
Every image on the site was shot by Hoke Designs — people, product and place — so the site looks like the business, not a stock library.
Managed hosting
Hosted on our Alaska-managed servers: daily backups, malware scanning, updates and a real person to call.
The story
The brief
Juneau District Heating proposes to heat downtown buildings with energy drawn from the channel. The site had to make an unfamiliar idea clear: how the system works, what it costs, what it means for a building owner. We paired our night photography of downtown with an illustrated explainer and a resource library.
What we did
A Juneau company developing a seawater heat-pump district heating system for downtown.
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