Web design for salons and spas
One button matters. The rest gets them to press it.
A salon site that doesn't book is a brochure. We put Book Now on every screen and hand off cleanly to the booking software you already use.
Who does what
Your booking software
Owns: The calendar, deposits, reminders, and client history. Vagaro, Square, Boulevard, and the rest.
Your website
Owns: The service menu in your words, stylist pages, gallery, policies, and why someone should pick you.
The service menu people actually read
- What each service costs, with "from" pricing where length changes it.
- How long each one takes.
- Add-ons listed with the service they go with.
- New client notes: consultations, patch tests.
Stylists and policies
A page per stylist
Clients search stylists by name. Give them somewhere to land.
Real photos
Stock photos in beauty read as fake instantly.
Policies up front
Cancellations, deposits, and late arrivals, before anyone is late.
Questions
We already have Vagaro. Do we need a website?
Yes. Booking software is where existing clients rebook. A website is what a new client finds when they search for a specialist in your town.
Can we embed our Instagram feed?
We can, but we usually recommend a curated gallery. Live embeds slow the site on phones and go blank when the widget breaks.
Can each stylist get their own booking link?
If your platform issues per-provider links, yes. They go on each stylist's page.
Tell us which booking software you use.
We check what it offers, then design the site around it.