Helping people choose the right clean
Client
Sparkle Finish Cleaning Services
Year
2025
Someone looking for a cleaner needs to know what’s included and how to get started. I designed Sparkle Finish around those questions, with separate explanations for home, deep, and workplace cleaning.
The page serves homeowners and renters as well as property managers and workplace teams. Service descriptions help visitors find the right fit; the booking steps explain what they’ll need to agree on before confirming a clean. A short quote form gives them space to describe the job.
Blue and yellow carry through the identity and website, alongside rounded lettering and images of cleaning at work. The layout adapts across desktop, tablet, and mobile, keeping service information and the quote request easy to find.
Scope of Work
A straightforward introduction
I gave visitors two routes at the top of the page: request a quote or read how the service works. The cleaning categories sit just below, so someone arriving with a specific job in mind can see where it fits.

Blue, yellow, and a little sparkle
The brand board brings the logo together with cleaning imagery and geometric patterns. Blue carries the name, while yellow adds warmth. Photography shows the work itself; illustrations give the website a lighter tone.


An S with a finishing touch
A small sparkle above the S connects the mark to the name. The full wordmark suits wider spaces, while the standalone letter and circular badge offer more compact options. Light and dark versions keep the identity usable across different backgrounds.

Finding the website’s look
I used this board to bring typography and imagery into early page ideas. Seeing the elements together helped establish how much space to give the photography, where illustration could add interest, and how the brand colors would work across the page.


What kind of clean do you need?
The page introduces home, deep, and workplace cleaning, then explains each in a short service card. I kept the descriptions specific to the work, including everyday rooms, built-up grime, and shared offices, with a quote link beside each option.


Set expectations before the clean
Choosing a service starts the conversation. The next section explains how to agree on the work and price before confirming a time, with prompts about access, pets, and anything that needs special care. Those details help visitors understand what to discuss when requesting a quote.







