Search first
A single large search bar with the city built in and popular searches below. Categories, best-sellers, how booking works, trust and FAQs follow. Fastest for people who know what they want.
Phase 1: eight original homepage directions for client selection. Each one is a complete, independently runnable page with a location selector, booking entry point, search or category navigation, featured packages, trust information, FAQs and a footer.
Sample content only. Prices, service areas, PIN coverage, offers, ratings and reviews are illustrative. Inspection fees, guarantees and launch cities are open decisions. Nothing on these pages sends data anywhere.
A single large search bar with the city built in and popular searches below. Categories, best-sellers, how booking works, trust and FAQs follow. Fastest for people who know what they want.
A sticky category rail and a colourful category mosaic lead, closest to a marketplace catalogue. Offers strip, package rows, a trust band and a two-column FAQ follow. Includes a “coming soon” category example and a mobile sticky Book button.
Opens on three deep-cleaning tiers with a home-size switch (1 BHK to villa) and explicit inclusions and exclusions. Room bundles, other services with search, the promise, steps and FAQs follow. Strongest price clarity.
Leads with verification and price accountability: four promises, a five-step professional vetting timeline, then services, reviews and what happens if something goes wrong. Suited to a premium, reassurance-led brand.
A PIN checker over an illustrative service-zone map, then services “near you” with next open slots, a city directory (ready for city landing pages), local offers and location FAQs. Makes coverage and unsupported areas very clear.
A guided three-question request (what, where, book now or call me) with a home-expert callback. Inspection-led jobs like painting, leaks and termites come next, then fixed-price services. Best fit for the quote journey.
A magazine-style masthead with a seasonal feature story, numbered collections, an A–Z service index with search and a pull-quote. Distinctive and content-led, useful for SEO and promotions, but slower for direct booking.
App-like: saved-address chip, sticky search, icon grid, swipeable offer and package rails, and a bottom tab bar with a central Book button that becomes a side rail on desktop. Closest to the future Flutter customer app.
Designer’s assessment, 1 (weak) to 5 (strong). These are judgements to guide discussion, not test results.
| ID | Direction | Discoverability | Mobile usability | Trust | Booking clarity | Best when |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| QS-D01 | Search first | 5 | 4 | 3 | 4 | Customers arrive knowing the job they need |
| QS-D02 | Category first | 5 | 4 | 3 | 4 | The catalogue is broad and browsing matters |
| QS-D03 | Packages first | 3 | 4 | 4 | 5 | Deep cleaning is the lead product |
| QS-D04 | Trust first | 3 | 4 | 5 | 4 | Safety and verification are the differentiator |
| QS-D05 | Location first | 3 | 4 | 4 | 3 | Coverage is patchy at launch and must be explained |
| QS-D06 | Concierge | 3 | 3 | 4 | 4 | Painting and inspection quotes are a big share |
| QS-D07 | Editorial | 3 | 3 | 3 | 3 | Brand storytelling and seasonal campaigns lead |
| QS-D08 | Mobile first | 4 | 5 | 3 | 5 | Most traffic is mobile and web should match the app |
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