Website design for hair salons, barbers and beauty studios
A salon website is a shop window and a menu in one. These designs put the look of your work first and keep the service list easy to read on a phone.
What your customers look for
- They judge the salon by its photos before they look at the menu.
- They look for the service they want and its price, then how to book.
- They like to see who they will be sitting with.
How the design is built for this trade
- 01The look of your work
A photo-led top of page, with space for your own pictures of cuts, colour and finished treatments.
- 02A service menu
Services in groups, with the prices you choose to show and the time each one takes.
- 03Your team
A short profile for each stylist or therapist, with a photo and what they specialise in.
- 04A booking button
A clear button that sends people to your booking system if you use one, or to your phone number and enquiry form.
- 05Hours and the way in
Opening hours, address and a note on parking or the nearest station.
Designs to start from
Each one is a finished site for a made-up business. Open it, scroll through it and see how it would look with your name on it.
What you bring
- Photos of your work and your space
- Your service list, with prices if you want them shown
- A line or two about each team member
- The link to your booking system, if you have one
Ready-made starts at A$39 a month + GST, with no setup fee. Hosting on our own servers and HTTPS are included. See what Ready-made includes.
Questions people ask
Can the site take bookings?
The designs link to the booking system you already use, or send an enquiry to your email. They do not replace a booking system.
Can I show before-and-after photos?
Yes, if you have them and the client agreed. The gallery takes whatever photos you supply.
Can I show a price list?
Yes. You decide which prices appear and can change them whenever you like.
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