Cut & finish
Consultation, shape, detailed finish, and simple care guidance.
A booking site should do more than send people to a calendar. It should help them understand the services, find the right working style, know the policies, and arrive ready.
These fictional categories show how services, timing, starting prices, and consultation requirements can be made clear without turning the page into a wall of fine print.
A production site would use verified biographies and real portfolios. This sample demonstrates how customers can choose by working style instead of guessing from a headshot.
Clean geometry, close detailing, repeatable shape, and a direct service conversation.
Replace with real artist + portfolioShape and care built around the client’s natural pattern, routine, and goals.
Replace with verified specialtiesConsultation-led transformations with maintenance and limitations made visible.
Replace with real work + policiesThese abstract frames intentionally avoid pretending to be client results. A purchased direction would replace them with licensed, approved, captioned work from the real studio.
The real studio should approve every rule. The site’s job is to make them visible before someone commits.
Example structure for reducing back-and-forth.
Replace every item with the real studio’s current policy.
This prototype helps a visitor narrow the path before opening the studio’s real booking platform. It does not collect or send personal information.
Choose one service and one priority to preview a clearer booking handoff.
Demo only · no appointment is created.