We design beauty salon websites that explain your services, show the premises and make appointment enquiries straightforward.
We design the service menu, the real premises and the appointment-enquiry journey together. The aim is useful information that supports a decision, rather than a gallery alone.
Client work / İstanbul VIP Güzellik · Website, SEO, brand identity
01 / SCOPE
Services and appointment enquiries on a beauty salon website
A beauty salon website should help visitors find the service they need and understand how to ask for information. We organise service pages and verified team, location and opening details. Campaign updates, price display and booking software connections are scoped at the beginning where required.
01
Service menu
Your actual salon and care services are organised into clear categories. Each page includes scope, business-approved information and relevant questions before an enquiry.
02
Premises and team
Real premises photographs, team roles and business information are organised clearly. Image permissions and accuracy are checked during preparation.
03
Appointment enquiries
Phone, WhatsApp and form routes are easy to reach. Confirmed time selection and calendar integration are scoped separately from a simple contact link.
04
Editable campaigns
Service and campaign sections can be prepared for your team to update. Handover covers how to remove expired announcements.
02 / APPROACH
Do not make social visitors search for the offer again.
If a post introduces a particular service, its link can take the visitor straight to the relevant explanation. Scope, applicable conditions and contact options belong in the same journey. Every campaign does not need to lead to a general homepage.
A beauty salon and a healthcare provider do not offer the same services. We use the work your business is authorised to provide without inventing licences, expertise or outcomes. Health-related wording and image permissions require review by the relevant professionals.
Local visibility and mobile usability belong together.
Verified location, opening hours and service information should remain consistent. We prepare descriptive headings and relevant internal links. Useful service information takes priority over repeating one text with different district names.
Form delivery, working phone links and readable mobile pages are launch checks. Organic content, paid advertising and SEO remain distinct scopes, even when they share a plan.
Service counts, new photography, campaigns, languages and booking-system requirements affect cost. Design, content, photography and any advertising management are specified separately. Images belonging to someone else are not presented as your salon’s work.
The site can be prepared for editing through WordPress and Elementor. Mobile layouts and contact routes are checked before launch, with domain, hosting, licence and maintenance responsibilities explained. Existing accounts and websites can be reviewed at the first discussion.
05 / YOUR QUESTIONS
Frequently asked questions
Do I need a website if I already use Instagram?
A website can organise services, hours and contact information on your own domain. Its usefulness depends on the information and appointment journey your business needs; it does not have to replace social media.
Can I update service prices myself?
Editable pricing areas can be included where appropriate. We agree which pages show prices or campaigns and who keeps them current.
Can before-and-after images be included?
Their source, permissions and the publication requirements relevant to your service must be assessed first. We do not assume every image may automatically be used.
Can customers pay or leave a deposit?
Payment providers, cancellation terms and the booking journey need to be reviewed together. Payment integration is a different scope from a simple WhatsApp link.