Each is a working homepage built from the team's own photos, results, partners and the Hyperion 3D model. All three keep the logo and point at Darwin, August 2027. D is the newest.
Built like a short film. It opens on the car in the pit lane at night, then one day of sunlight passes over Hyperion on an outback road as you scroll. Partners are rolled like end credits, the Zolder 24 hours is told frame by frame with the real times, and there is a press section with the story in four lines.
Open concept D
A white gallery. The car in profile, drawn like an engineering plate, then three doors: join, partner, follow.
Open concept B
The page is the road seen from above. Scrolling drives the car 3,033 km down it, stop by stop.
Open concept CB and C show simulated live telemetry. D shows a clear-sky estimate of what the array collects through a day.
The real outer shell from the aerodynamics work. Drag to turn it.
Main, gold, silver and bronze with the 2026 logos, and one way to get in touch.
EV1 to Hyperion, plus the two cars raced at Zolder in 2026.
| Team | What the site does | Worth taking |
|---|---|---|
| Sunswift, UNSW | Dark, cinematic render in the hero, a "garage" of eight cars, a timeline page. | One page per car and a lineage you can browse. |
| Delft Solar Team | Light grey, one huge headline, a carousel of daily race recaps. | Daily recaps during a race. Named contacts for partners. |
| Lodz Solar Team | Video hero, next events listed, sponsor packages in the main menu. | Explains its sponsor packages up front. |
| Sonnenwagen Aachen | Video hero with one button, "Join our team". A page per car and per season. | One clear action in the hero. |
| Michigan | Black, opens on "170+ students, 15 majors, 1 mission". | Donate and sponsor are one click from anywhere. |
| aCentauri, ETH | Black, one full-bleed outback photo, a menu entry per project year. | A single strong image instead of a slideshow. |