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Demo · B3

A website for a hair salon, built so the price list is the first thing a visitor reads.

Five pages, no photographs, and the price of every service on the first screen.

Many salon sites keep their prices behind a menu or a diary widget. This one opens on them: each service with how long it takes and what it costs, on a dark page that suits an evening trade.

Buy this one and the same five pages are written for your salon, your team and your prices.

Sill Court Hair, its four people and its prices are invented, and its phone number and email belong to reserved ranges, so they reach nobody. The form sends nothing.

Built as

Multi-page

€1,000

Up to 5 pages · in 4 weeks · 2 rounds

Standard price €1,000, no increases planned

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Opens the finished site, with our label across the top.

A phone open on the first screen of the Sill Court Hair demo: the headline "Know the price and the time before you sit down." above a list of services with their times and prices, on a dark page.A phone open on the first screen of the Sill Court Hair demo: the headline "Know the price and the time before you sit down." above a list of services with their times and prices, on a dark page.

Judgement

What this build demonstrates

  • The price list is the first screen

    Six services with their time and price sit under the headline, and the full fourteen are one link away. A visitor knows what a cut costs before they scroll.

  • A dark page for an evening trade

    Bottle-green black, warm white text and one pale mint, used on the request button and on the bulbs of a drawn mirror. With no photographs, the mirror carries the identity.

  • Every price row has the same four parts

    A name, one line about it, the time and the price. A price that starts at a figure is marked from. The rows are plain enough to read at a glance on a phone.

  • The request form says what it is

    Two text fields and three short choices: what for, who with and when. It shows a labelled preview and sends nothing. The salon's own diary stays where it already is.

Fit

The kind of business it suits

A salon or barbershop that wants new clients to see the prices and ask for a chair.

  • Hair salons
  • Barbershops
  • Nail and beauty studios
  • Single-chair and mobile stylists

A poor fit for a salon that needs clients to pick a slot straight into a live diary, pay a deposit or buy products online. That is a different build, and we would say so and point you at the diary tool you already use.

Your site

Yours would be built the same way

Same price, same week, drawn for your trade. You see five design directions first and pick the one that ships.

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