Concept environment
Describe the work, the expected appointment length and the current price information you approve. Explain when a consultation comes first so guests know which service to choose.
Service menu / appointment lengths / consultation guidance
Give each stylist or barber room for their specialties, original work and a direct route to the right booking page. Keep generated scenes out of your actual results gallery.
Stylist profiles / real work / individual booking links
Keep the booking action visible beside the service, then connect it to your chosen scheduling provider. Put location, arrival details and approved policies within easy reach.
Scheduling provider / location / appointment policies
II / Start with your business
The atmosphere matters, but so does knowing what to book. We pair your salon's visual character with practical service details and a route to the correct appointment.
III / Concept
Explore a salon design concept built around a strong photographic identity.
Explore the workWe first check the booking links or embed your provider supports. The website can direct guests to that system; any embedded experience or deeper connection is confirmed in the project scope.
Yes. The agreed page list can include profiles with specialties, approved work photographs and individual booking destinations. You provide the real team details and permission to use the photographs.
We start with the menu and policies you approve, then agree how changes are submitted and maintained. Provider-managed availability stays in your scheduling system so the website does not imply a separate calendar.
Next / Your website
Start with the pages, content and connections your business needs. Review the website plans, then talk through the scope.