Work

No two of these could be swapped.

Same standards. Same person answering the phone. Not one shared layout.

The Squeegee Method homepage — a dark, full-bleed exterior-cleaning site.
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The Squeegee Method

Exterior cleaning. Their work is visually provable, so the site lets you prove it yourself.

Built A coverage map you point at, and a drag-to-compare tool

Register Dark, full-bleed, weather and glass

Status Internal / demo · permission pending

Try their tool →

North & Pine's services page — a calm editorial list layout.
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North & Pine

Home organizing, for people who feel behind. Calm was the brief, so calm is the architecture.

Built An editorial service list that opens into real detail, not a card grid

Register Warm, editorial, unhurried

Status Internal / demo · permission pending

The Squeegee Method's gallery page with a drag-to-compare before and after tool.
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Built to be used.

The drag tool isn't a CLEO feature every client receives. It exists because this business's work is visible.

Note Their own “stand-in photos” label stays on the page until real project shots arrive

A phone resting on a wooden table, held in both hands. CLEO sample card
CLEO Tap your phone here
to leave a Google review

CLEO Websites

Rate your experience

Share details of your own experience
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The card, and what it opens.

Tap it. That's the whole interaction. Your customer is on your Google review page before they've had time to change their mind.

What it is A branded tap card carrying your logo, printed for your business

Why Reviews are the thing people read before they call you

Also Google Business Profile setup, logos, flyers and business materials

Shown A CLEO sample card. Yours carries your own logo, and opens your own review page.

What these cost →

Yours would look like none of these.