Live client site, launched September 30, 2026

G-Force Telecom

A telecom infrastructure contractor based out of Orlando and working nationwide. Their words, a hero drawn in code, and a quote request one tap away on every page.

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The top of the home page: “Welcome to G-Force Telecom” over a red network map, “We take pride in our work. QA is our competitive advantage.”

Client: G-Force Telecom
Trade: Telecom infrastructure installation
Based: Orlando, Florida, working nationwide
Launched: September 30, 2026
Pages: 14

The brief.

G-Force Telecom specializes in ISP construction in central offices, head-ends, data centers, cell towers, POPs, COLOs, CEVs, cabinets and commercial environments. They are based out of Orlando and work nationwide.

The job was a striking site in G-Force’s own words, not a search campaign. The copy is theirs, carried over word for word; the design, the code and the launch are mine.

“We take pride in our work. QA is our competitive advantage.”
G-Force Telecom, the opening line of their site

What I built, and why.

A signature drawn in code

Black, with red used as light. The hero is drawn in code rather than filmed: a dot-matrix map centered on the United States, red light moving between 19 cities and Orlando pinging as home base. It runs at 60 frames a second, pauses when it is off screen, holds still for visitors who turn motion off, and comes back, dimmer, behind “Our Initiative.”

A quote request on every page

A Request a quote button stays with the visitor on every page and steps aside at the closing call to action and the footer. The quote form opens in a dialog and hands the finished request to the visitor’s own email app, addressed to G-Force. Careers has its own path: Apply here asks for a name, phone number and email.

Their manufacturers, their words

The 11 manufacturers G-Force provides installation and professional services for, on one wall and in a slow band on the home page. Seven core services, each with G-Force’s own description. Their line, Quality | Skill | Reliability, carried through the site.

Search basics, done properly

Every page is plain HTML with its own title and a canonical address on gforcetelecom.com, listed in a sitemap. The previous site’s real pages redirect to their new homes, and its retired store pages answer “gone” so search engines drop them. Ranking work wasn’t part of this job.

14: pages, in G-Force’s own words
11: manufacturers on the partners wall
60 fps: the code-drawn hero, measured at build
0: video files behind the hero

Measured on the live site.

LighthousePhoneDesktop

Performance97100

Accessibility100100

Best practices100100

SEO100100

Largest Contentful Paint2.4 s0.8 s

Measured October 9, 2026 on the live site with Lighthouse 13.5: its standard phone test (simulated slow 4G) and its desktop test. Each number is the middle of three runs.

The live site, on a desktop and a phone.

Screens of gforcetelecom.com as it is live today. Open it on your own phone: gforcetelecom.com

G-Force Telecom Service Overview page, desktop

G-Force Telecom Quality Assurance page, desktop

G-Force Telecom Partners page with manufacturer logos, desktop

G-Force Telecom Service Overview on a phone

G-Force Telecom Quality Assurance page on a phone

G-Force Telecom Partners page on a phone

Scope of work.

Designed and built 14 pages in code: home, a service overview, seven service pages, quality, partners, work with us, about and careers.
Carried G-Force’s copy over word for word, along with their privacy, terms and cookie pages.
Drew the hero in code: a dot-matrix map of the United States with moving red light and no video file.
Put a Request a quote button on every page, with the quote form in a dialog, and an Apply here path on Careers.
Mapped the previous site’s addresses: 301 redirects for its real pages, 410 Gone for retired store pages.
Launched on gforcetelecom.com on September 30, 2026, changing only the website’s DNS records. The company’s email records were left as they were.

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