Diamond Clean: from choosing a cleaning service to a clear enquiry

A cleaning website visitor first needs to understand which service suits their space. Diamond Clean starts with this question: separate categories, approachable descriptions and visible access to the calculator. Someone looking for home cleaning should be able to navigate as easily as a person organising an office service.

The structure connects information with action. A service page provides context, the calculator gathers details and WhatsApp allows the conversation to continue. The website therefore has a practical role in handling enquiries alongside its presentation of the company. Commercial information can be refined as the project develops.

The calculator turns a general price question into a more structured enquiry. Users select the property and service, enter the area and adjust the level of dirt and amount of furniture. Windows, sofas, mattresses or carpets can be added before reviewing an indicative price range. Selecting the options in one place reduces the need to explain every detail from the beginning during the following conversation.

The estimate is a starting point for a quote; the final price and appointment are agreed with the team. This distinction matters for services affected by a property's actual condition. The interface needs to make both the calculation and the next step clear while leaving the decision to send an enquiry with the user.

The visual direction combines the brand's green palette, light surfaces, thematic photography and dedicated icons. The homepage composition connects the message, imagery and price calculation action. Graphic details support Diamond Clean's identity while keeping the service explanation easy to follow.

On a phone, the same hierarchy needs to remain clear: readable text, recognisable categories and accessible buttons. Premium design is useful when it helps a person understand the offer and continue. The screenshot in this case study illustrates the project's current visual direction, connecting its appearance to a practical entry point for customers.

Romanian, Russian and English editions allow the services to be presented to different audiences in Moldova. Navigation, explanations and actions should communicate the same intention in each language. The blog provides room for thematic guides and answers that need more space than a short service card can offer.

WhatsApp access keeps communication with the team direct. Within the calculator journey, users can continue with a prepared summary and decide whether to send it. This connects website information with the discussion needed for a quote, without treating a preliminary estimate as a confirmed appointment.

The project includes privacy, cookie, terms and legal information pages, together with a preferences banner. Their role is to explain data use and offer a choice about optional analytics. These elements need to work alongside forms and links to external services rather than exist as isolated footer pages.

The calculator explains how enquiry details are used and what happens when WhatsApp opens. Cookie preferences distinguish essential website functions from optional analytics. People should be able to find explanations before sharing information and return to cookie settings later. Keeping these texts aligned with the actual features is part of the project's continuing development.

The SEO work centres on clear service organisation, three language editions, metadata and a sitemap. The project scope includes configuration for Google Search Console, Yandex Webmaster and Bing Webmaster Tools to follow page discovery. Technical preparation and tool connections are separate from actual indexing and achieved search positions.

The measurement component includes Google Analytics, Google tag and Meta tag as part of preparation for Google Ads and Meta Ads. Its purpose is to organise future measurement and campaigns alongside consent preferences. This structure provides a basis for reviewing the journey from the source of a visit to the calculator and contact step, helping future improvements respond to how people use the website.

Diamond Clean is publicly accessible and development continues. The calculator, content, service presentation and promotion preparation form a base that can be improved through feedback. The priority is to help visitors find the appropriate service and send an enquiry the team can understand and respond to.

Further improvements can be assessed through the clarity of enquiries and the difficulties users encounter. A project like this develops with the business: the offer becomes more detailed, guides grow and the customer journey is refined. The connection between premium presentation and practical usefulness remains central to those decisions.

Updated on 26 September 2026: the supplied Diamond Clean screenshots show performance scores of 100/100 on desktop and 83/100 on mobile. Accessibility, best practices and SEO each score 100/100 in both tests. Desktop LCP is 0.7 s and mobile LCP is 3.8 s. CLS is 0 in both runs.

The gallery below preserves both full reports. These are PageSpeed Insights / Lighthouse lab measurements, which can vary between runs. They document page loading and technical checks, rather than Google rankings or a complete assessment of real-user experience. Mobile optimisation remains part of the project’s ongoing development.