Terrapulse

Terrapulse — Ecosystem Measurement Website

Terrapulse measures nature in the field. Flux towers, soil probes and acoustic recorders are combined with satellites, and every number is published with its uncertainty.

Companies selling nature data often ask buyers, auditors and boards to trust them, then show slogans and stock photos. This site does the opposite: evidence comes first.

What I designed and built:

• A scroll-driven home page that walks from first sensor to signed-off report in four steps

• Long-form case-study articles (CMS), with a sticky project-facts panel, data tables and an honest "what didn't go to plan" section

• An open methodology page: four numbered steps, domain tabs, an interactive uncertainty slider and a public version history

• A sample report you can explore before you buy it: six clickable chapters, a results table and a labelled breakdown of one result

• A draggable field-team portrait slider

• A design system built on forest ink, mist and one signal-lime accent, with JetBrains Mono labels that read like field notebook entries

Built in Framer with Framer CMS and custom React code components. Fully responsive for desktop, tablet and phone.

What’s included:

• 19 responsive pages (I counted them from the live site’s page list)

• CMS case studies, with 3 sample articles

• scroll-driven hero

• interactive components

• contact form

• reusable styles