Sample salon website designs
Three fictional salons, built as real web pages so you can see how the plan lays out a menu, a booking button and your policies.
What you are looking at
These are sample designs for businesses that don't exist. Their names, prices, hours and policies were written for this page to show layout, not to describe any real salon. Each one is built from HTML and CSS rather than a screenshot, so it behaves like a real page: resize your browser and it reflows the way your site would on a phone.
Your site is built from your own content: your treatment list and prices, your photos, your policies and your booking link. The samples show three different starting points, and yours will look like your salon, not like these.
A skin studio that starts with a consultation
Skin clients tend to read before they book. This sample leads with the consultation, keeps the menu calm and explains the deposit before anyone reaches the booking screen.
What this page does
- Consultation as the first booking. New clients are sent to one clear starting point instead of guessing which facial to choose.
- Menu with times and a line of detail. Each treatment shows its length and price, with one sentence on what it involves, so fewer people ring to ask.
- Deposit and notice period before booking. The policy sits above the booking link, so a client agrees to it knowing what it says.
- Consent note on the photo area. The gallery states that client photos appear only with written consent. Skin and laser clinics may also have advertising rules about images.
- Hours and directions in plain text. Opening hours and where to park are written as text Google can read, not buried in an image.
Sample design, fictional business
Facials and skin treatments
Calm, unhurried skin care, one client at a time.
Every new client starts with a skin consultation, so your treatment plan fits your skin and your budget.
Before you book
A $30 deposit secures your appointment and comes off the price of your treatment.
Need to move it? Give us 24 hours' notice and your deposit carries over. With less notice, the deposit covers the reserved time.
Inside the studio
Hours
Tue to Fri 9am to 6pm
Thu until 8pm
Sat 9am to 3pm
Find us
Upstairs studio on the main street, two minutes from the station. Free street parking after 6pm.
A brow and lash studio built around refills
Lash work runs on repeat visits. This sample groups lashes and brows, sends new clients to a patch test, and spells out the refill window so nobody is surprised at the counter.
What this page does
- Book button in the header. The booking link stays at the top of every screen, because most lash clients arrive on a phone ready to book.
- Grouped menu. Lashes and brows sit in separate groups with durations, so a client can see a full set takes longer than a lift.
- Style diagrams instead of stock photos. Simple drawings explain classic, hybrid and volume until the studio has consented photos of its own work.
- Refill rule written down. The refill window and deposit are listed as short points a client can check before booking.
- Suburb-level location. A clear description of where the studio is helps clients find it and helps local search match the business to the area.
Sample design, fictional business
Lashes that suit your eyes, brows that suit your face.
Extensions, lifts and brow lamination by appointment. New lash clients have a quick patch test first.
Which lash style?
Booking policy
- A $20 deposit holds your booking and comes off your service.
- Refills are booked within 3 weeks. After that, a full set price applies.
- Please give 24 hours' notice to change a booking.
Open Mon to Fri 10am to 7pm, Sat 9am to 4pm
Studio Shop 3 in the arcade, next to the post office
A nail bar that sells the quick booking
Nail clients often decide fast. This sample keeps the hero short, puts the menu straight underneath and uses a shade card to show the look of the salon without client photos.
What this page does
- Two buttons, one job each. Book online for people ready now, See the menu for people still choosing. Walk-ins are mentioned once.
- Short menu with fills and add-ons. Infills, soak-offs and nail art are priced so the total is clear before the appointment.
- Shade card drawn in CSS. The colour swatches load instantly and change each month as a content edit.
- Lateness and cancellation policy. A friendly paragraph says how long a chair is held and what notice is needed.
- Opening hours for every day. Late nights and weekend hours are written out, which is often what people search for.
Sample design, fictional business
Gel, BIAB and nail art, done neatly and on time.
Book online in under a minute. Walk-ins welcome when a chair is free.
This month's shades
- Pepperberry
- Coral reef
- Wattle
- Sea glass
- Milk
- Night swim
Good to know
Running late? We hold your chair for 10 minutes, then we may need to shorten or move your service.
Soak-off of another salon's product is $15. Cancel or change up to 12 hours before at no cost.
Open 7 days
Mon to Wed 9am to 5:30pm, Thu and Fri 9am to 8pm, weekends 9am to 4pm
Where
Ground floor of the shopping centre, near the food court entrance
What changes for your salon
The structure carries over. Everything a client sees comes from you.
- Your colours and logo. We use the brand you already have. Logo design isn't part of the plan, so if you don't have one yet, the site starts with your business name set in a clean typeface.
- Your photos. Photos of your room, your team and your work, supplied by you. Photos that show clients go up only when you have their written consent, and clinics should check any advertising rules that apply to images of treatments.
- Your treatment menu and prices. Laid out with durations and prices the way you want them shown, and updated as part of your monthly content edits.
- Your booking tool. The Book button links to, or embeds, the system you already use, such as Timely, Fresha, Phorest or Kitomba. Those are examples only; we work with the tool you have.
- Your policies. Deposit, cancellation, lateness and patch test rules, written by you and placed where clients see them before they book.
See what's included in the plan, or read how it works from the first call to launch.
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