The real need
People choose with their eyes first — then book.
Salon clients choose with their eyes first: the cut that looks like them, the place where they feel they belong. The mockup therefore opens on a bright photo — the hand in the hair, not the catalogue pose — then the service grid with published prices, and booking never more than one screen from the top.
The detail that sells: the before/after gallery fed by the salon itself. Every new client photo becomes proof that works while the salon cuts.
What the mockup contains
Six elements that make a hair salon & beauty storefront sell.
Whatever the package, these six ingredients ship by default for this sector. They come from the same system as this site.
- Bright opening photo — the gesture, not the pose.
- Services and published prices — cut, colour, treatments, durations.
- Booking one screen from the top — never buried at the bottom.
- Before / after gallery — fed by the salon, dated.
- Team and specialties — who does what, so clients pick the right person.
- Map and hours — with late-day slots visible.
Several visuals
What it looks like, screen by screen.
Four views of the same sector, made at the agency: the homepage, the services page, mobile and contact. These are generic mockups — no real business behind them.
Frequently asked
What people ask about a hair salon & beauty storefront.
Is online booking mandatory?
No. A request form or a link to your existing booking system works well. The key is that it's visible immediately.
How do you manage the before/after gallery?
A simple grid, with date and service. You add a photo after each happy client — without calling anyone.
Should I show all prices?
At least a range. Published prices filter enquiries and avoid appointments that go nowhere.
My salon has several specialties.
The service grid and the team section say who does what. Clients pick the right person on the first try.
Next steps
Ready to have this storefront for your business?
A free 20-minute conversation, no pressure. We look at your situation and confirm the most sensible package — usually the smallest one.
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