Salon & Beauty Studio · Demo website

Sandpiper Salon

A salon's phone rings while every stylist has their hands in someone's hair. This demo puts the service menu, prices, and each stylist's specialty online — so new clients can choose with confidence and request an appointment at any hour, without anyone stepping away from a chair to answer “how much is a balayage?”

Sandpiper Salon is a fictional business we invented for this demonstration — not a client. The website is real and fully working; the business, its reviews, and its story are illustrative.

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The problem this design solves

Every chair full, and the phone ringing

What a salon loses to a phone nobody can pick up mid-cut — and what publishing the menu and prices does about it.

The starting point

Booking meant calling during business hours — while every stylist was mid-cut — and price questions piled up in voicemail and social media DMs.

What the design changes

The menu and prices answer the common questions on the spot, and appointment requests come in around the clock with the service and stylist already chosen — the front desk confirms instead of fielding.

Design notes

Prices in plain numbers, on purpose

The design is light and editorial because it has to match the room. A salon's website is a preview of the experience, and a clinical layout reads as a clinical chair — so: soft neutrals, generous space, and photography of actual work rather than stock heads.

Publishing prices in plain numbers is the choice most salons resist, and it filters well. A new client who reads the balayage price and books anyway is not going to flinch in the chair, and the front desk stops spending its afternoon quoting. Stylist profiles carry specialties so people book the right person the first time. Requests arrive overnight and on Sundays, which is when someone actually sits down and thinks about their hair.

What this build includes

What turns a first-timer into an appointment

Full service menu with plain prices — cuts, color, nails, and skin
Stylist profiles with specialties, so clients book the right chair
Appointment-request form that works nights and weekends
Bridal-party and gift-card sections for Peninsula weddings and locals
Soft, editorial design that matches the in-chair experience

Make it yours

Your studio, presented like this

Your services, your prices, your stylists, your booking tool. The structure suits any appointment business where people choose a specific person — a barbershop, a tattoo studio, a massage practice — and requests route to whoever's chair they belong in.

Projects like this one typically fall under our Silver package — the site with online booking as its chosen lead system, plus text reminders that cut down on no-shows.

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