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Spark Electrical

Spark Electrical

A full, multi-page site for a domestic electrician business — not a landing page, a working system: nine service pages, three real case studies, a live savings calculator, and a contact flow that reads urgency and reacts.

Local ServiceSouth East Queensland, Australia (demo)Live · Available as a starting template
Service pages
9
Project case studies
3
Live savings calculator
1
Backend required
0
Client
Self-published template
Year
2026
Role
Design · Build · Product
Scope
Web · UX · Interaction design
Duration
Ongoing
Photography
AI-generated / demo imagery

For the buyer

  1. 01

    A complete site, not a landing page

    Hero, quick-response CTA, services, project showcase, solutions, footer — the full anatomy of a site built to convert, not just a hero image and a phone number. A visitor lands, sees urgency handled (an always-there call-out banner), scans services, sees proof in a project showcase, understands the outcome each service solves, and hits a contact flow — all before they've left the first scroll.

  2. 02

    Engineered, not templated

    The live LED energy-savings calculator lets a visitor drag a slider and watch real annual kWh and dollar savings update. The before/after gallery walks through an actual repair. The contact form reads intent — select 'Emergency / Urgent Call-out' and a high-priority Call Now button animates into view. None of that is a static mockup; it's built.

  3. 03

    Storytelling that reads as established

    Three real project narratives carry the site: a 3am emergency call-out that saved a West End bakery's trading day, an LED downlight conversion in Tarragindi, and waterfront yard lighting in Broadbeach Waters. Specific streets, specific outcomes — the kind of detail that makes a business look established, not generic.

  4. 04

    What an agency delivers, from one person

    Nine service pages generated from a typed data source, route-based code splitting, accessible forms and navigation, reduced-motion support, and a deploy that works cleanly from a GitHub Pages subpath. A production system end to end — the same scope you'd expect from a small agency, delivered without the handoffs.

Project note

Spark Electrical is a self-initiated demo — a fictional South East Queensland electrician business, built to show what a complete trade-business site looks like when it's treated as a product rather than a brochure. There's no client here, no invoice; the point was to build the whole thing an agency would deliver for a real electrician and prove every part of it actually works: a live interactive savings calculator, an intent-aware contact form, real project storytelling, and nine SEO-built service pages, all shipped as one fast, accessible, multi-page site.

Spark Electrical — homepage hero, Reliable South East QLD Electricians
The homepage opens on the two things an electrician is actually hired for: trust and availability. The call-out banner stays pinned, so the phone number never scrolls away.
Spark Electrical — switchboard upgrade in progress
Switchboard upgrades — one of nine service pages, each generated from a typed data source so the copy, schema and internal links stay consistent.
Spark Electrical — LED downlight conversion, Tarragindi
The Tarragindi LED conversion, and the story behind the savings calculator: drag the slider, watch annual kWh and dollars move.
Spark Electrical — bakery switchboard, post emergency repair
A 3am call-out that saved a West End bakery's trading day. Specific street, specific outcome — the detail that makes a small operator read as established.
Spark Electrical — landscape lighting, Broadbeach Waters
Waterfront yard lighting in Broadbeach Waters, shot as the third of three project narratives carrying the site.
Spark Electrical — security camera installation
Security and camera installation — the upsell path, positioned by the outcome it solves rather than the hardware it sells.
Spark Electrical — the team, branded van
The branded van and team shot that closes the site. Livery, uniform and mark all drawn from the same identity as the web build.

See it running

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