Ggomggom
CLIENT WORK · Product · 2026
A service website connecting clear-out and waste-disposal information with quote requests and staff notifications.
From service information to a consultation
Ggomggom connects an estate clear-out and waste-disposal business with people requesting a quote. Visitors can review estimated costs and before-and-after examples, then leave their site details and contact information. The business receives the request by email to prepare for the next consultation.
A request flow that reaches the business
The form separates service type and volume, site conditions and address, and scheduling and contact details into three steps. Address search and validation messages guide each step. The server checks the input and Turnstile token before sending the request through Resend. If sending fails, the interface offers a retry and phone or Kakao consultation. Site photos are sent through the Kakao channel after submission rather than uploaded in the form.
Adapt the interface to the customer
Before-and-after examples changed from a draggable comparison to fixed side-by-side images so visitors can compare the work without operating a control. On mobile, visitors can swipe through the examples. The form supports an undecided date, formats contact numbers, and locks input during submission to reduce repeated interaction. Address search and security scripts load when the relevant step needs them.
Improve the site after launch
Conversion tracking distinguishes a contact-button click from a successful request. The completion page consumes a submission-success flag once before calling the conversion event. After launch, client feedback informed CTA and mobile layout changes, Safari date input fixes, search metadata, structured data, favicon updates, and email recipient settings. Images were converted to WebP and resized for display before deployment.
Scope and collaboration
I handled planning, UI/UX design, frontend development, the submission API, email integration, and deployment in a solo, two-week build. I organized the service information and site materials supplied by the business into pages and form fields, incorporated review feedback, and launched the site. Receipt of the basic request email was confirmed. Improvements after the initial build continued as separate maintenance work.