LaundryBee

Project Overview

Laundrybee is a clean, responsive, and conversion-focused template specifically designed for laundry businesses, dry cleaners, and on-demand wash services. The design emphasizes clarity, trust, and fast access to essential information—helping local businesses turn visitors into paying customers.

Built with Tailwind CSS for rapid and consistent styling, Alpine.js for lightweight interactivity, and Formspree for contact and booking form handling, the template delivers both simplicity and functionality. It’s mobile-ready, SEO-friendly, and optimized for service-based businesses that need a clean digital storefront.

Your Role

• Full front-end development using raw code

• Mobile-first responsive layout with Tailwind CSS

• UI interaction logic using Alpine.js

• Booking and contact form integration via Formspree

• Page structure and user flow design

• Accessible, semantic HTML for SEO

Tech Stack Used

• Tailwind CSS – Utility-first CSS for styling

• Alpine.js – Interactive components like mobile nav, accordion, and modals

• Formspree – External form submission for contact & booking

• HTML5 – Semantic, SEO-optimized structure

• (No heavy frameworks – lightweight, fast-loading)

Key Features

• Hero section with instant “Book Now” CTA

• Step-by-step service explanation

• FAQ accordion powered by Alpine.js

• Testimonials slider or grid

• Booking/contact form with Formspree integration

• Clean mobile navigation

• Fully responsive across screen sizes

• Optimized for speed and performance

• Lightweight interactivity without JS bloat

Code Structure Overview

• Utility-based CSS for scalable styling

• Interactive features handled via Alpine

• Forms securely processed with Formspree

Challenges & Solutions

• Challenge: Enabling form submission without backend
  Solution: Used Formspree for quick, secure, and spam-protected form handling

• Challenge: Keeping the UI lightweight but dynamic
  Solution: Used Alpine.js to manage toggles, mobile menus, and FAQ accordion without loading heavy JS libraries