Website for
a beauty salon.

• Services with a clear price listEvery service with a short description, duration and price — exact or “from”. Clients see what a cut, a color or a manicure costs and don't write just to ask the price.
• Online appointment bookingAn enquiry form — service, preferred day and time, name — or a button to the booking app the salon already uses. You confirm the appointment; we don't promise to embed a specific app.
• The team and each specialistA profile for each stylist, beautician or nail technician: photo, specialty and the services they do. Clients with a regular stylist look for them by name.
• A gallery of real workHairstyles, manicures and treatments, sorted by service and quick on a phone. Only your genuine work — with the client's consent where their face is recognizable.
• Instagram connected to the siteA visible link to your Instagram profile, so a client who saw you there lands on the prices and booking. The profile and the site complement each other instead of duplicating.
• Gift vouchersA voucher for a service or a set amount: in the simple version the client orders it through a form, and with the online store it's bought and paid for directly on the site.
• Opening hours and mapYour address on the map, a landmark to help people find you and opening hours that match your Google Business Profile — clients shouldn't have to compare two different versions.
• Book or message in one tapA booking and message button that is always in sight. When a client decides to book, they shouldn't have to hunt for contact details or scroll.

1. 01

   Brief & strategy

   You submit a brief and we talk through your salon — the services and prices, the team, how you take appointments and what work you want to show. You get a short summary and a direction.

   Day 1
2. 02

   Design & look

   We create the first visual mockup — structure, typography, components. You review it and give feedback.

   Day 2
3. 03

   Build & content

   We build the site and set up SSL, the booking form, SEO meta tags and Google Analytics. We lay out the price list and team profiles clearly, and if you don't have service descriptions we write them with Google in mind.

   Day 3 – 4
4. 04

   Test & launch

   Testing on phone, tablet and desktop, final polish and launch. You get training to manage the site yourself.

   Day 5

• Can we keep the booking app we already use?

  Yes. If the salon works with a booking app or calendar, the site links to it with a clear “Book now” button. If you don't have one, we start with a simple enquiry form and you confirm the appointment by phone or text. Whether a specific app can be embedded in the page is something we assess up front — we don't promise integration with a particular product.

• How do we show prices that depend on hair length or the treatment?

  With a “from” price, or with a few rows for the different options — short and long hair, for example — and a note that the exact price is confirmed at a consultation. That way the client has a reference point and no surprises, and you're not tied to a single price for every case.

• Can we show photos of clients?

  Only with the person's consent when their face is recognizable in the photo. That's why we recommend work shot without faces — a hairstyle from behind, hands, nails — or photos with consent. We help you arrange the gallery, but you collect the consents.

• Can we sell vouchers and cosmetics online?

  Yes, with the WooCommerce Online Store package: products and vouchers are bought and paid for on the site. If you only want vouchers for now, you can start with an enquiry form and see whether there's interest — the store is a next step we can discuss at any time.

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