Hair & beauty — sample project
Walk in overdue. Walk out yourself.
A salon homepage built around a price-honest service menu, a colour browser, and a book-a-chair flow — pick your stylist, pick a time, done.
The price list
Every price on the wall and on the site — nobody should find out what a cut costs at the register.
Browse the colour menu
Tap a shade — a live layout demo, so clients arrive already knowing what to ask for.
Espresso
Single-process gloss — deep, glassy, low-maintenance.
The chairs
Stylist bios with their actual specialties, so people book the right person the first time.
June Park
Director & colouristBalayage and corrective colour. The one to see when another salon got it wrong.
Marco Rossi
Senior stylistPrecision cuts and restyles — bobs, shags, and the brave big chop.
Sofia Nguyen
BarberFades, beard work and walk-in-friendly clipper cuts.
Ash Miller
Emerging stylistSupervised cuts at a lower price — great for regulars on a budget.
Book a chair
This is a live layout, not a live booking system — picking options below won't book a real appointment.
Hours & the fine print
- Hours
- Tue–Sat 9am–6pm · late Thursdays to 9pm
- Walk-ins
- Fades and fringe trims, Tue–Thu
- Location
- Up the stairs, off a laneway — obviously
Common questions
How far ahead should I book colour?
Two weeks for balayage and foils — colour appointments run long and the book fills fast. Cuts can usually be had same-week.
Do you charge by gender?
No — pricing is by service and time, not by who's in the chair. A short clipper cut costs the same for everyone.
What if I don't like it?
Come back within two weeks and the adjustment is free. No forms, no debate — sit down and we'll fix it.
Building something with a similar shape?
This page is a demonstration built by Laneway Studio to show a salon homepage in practice. It isn't a real salon, and no appointment is actually made.