High-End Solar Proposal Redesign

Job ID: 40384587

Budget: $30 – $250 AUD

I have an existing solar proposal that performs well on the technical side but looks dated. I want you to translate its current content into a premium, modern design that lives in either Canva or Pitch (your choice). The finished file must be fully editable by my team and built with automation in mind—think clearly named placeholders, modular page layouts, and reusable components that we can swap or duplicate without breaking the grid.

Design Direction
• Overall look: modern, clean, high-end
• Colour palette: use the concepts I have already
• Typography: open to your suggestions provided licences are free for commercial use or already included in Canva/Pitch

Must-Have Sections
1. Visually rich data pages: charts, infographics, savings projections, system performance—everything should feel interactive even in static form.
2. Company & client information blocks: elegant cover, executive summary, team bios, legal disclaimers, and a closing page ready for e-signature.

Technical Requirements
• Built natively in Canva or Pitch—no external assets that can’t be edited.
• Master styles for colours, fonts, icons, and buttons.
• 100 % responsive grid so pages can expand or contract without manual tweaking.
• Clearly labelled variable fields (e.g., {{ClientName}}, {{SystemSize}}) to streamline future automation.

Deliverables
– Editable template file (.canva or .pitch) with at least ten core layouts (cover, summary, data, timeline, legal, signature, etc.).
– Exported PDF showing final look for reference.
– Quick-start guide (one to two pages) explaining how to update colours, images, and data widgets.

Acceptance Criteria
The template should retain all original proposal content, apply the supplied colour scheme precisely, and present data visuals and company/client information in a sleek, cohesive style that looks great on desktop and mobile PDF viewers.

If you have a strong portfolio of modern presentation or SaaS proposal designs—especially in the renewables sector—let’s talk.