Stay Sharp
A salon with this much character needs a website that feels like walking through the door. For Stay Sharp, we brought the green-and-gold identity, the team’s work and a clear appointment request into one place.
Visit the website
- The business
- Stay Sharp
- The location
- Hull, United Kingdom
- The work
- Website design & development · Services & pricing · Appointment requests
The salon’s personality. From the very first click.
The brief
Visitors need to see the kind of hair and beauty work the salon does, find prices and know how to request an appointment. Bridal, extensions, everyday styling and group packages need their own space without making the navigation feel busy.
Our approach
We let the salon’s photographs and green-and-gold identity lead. Service categories give the page a clear rhythm; the gallery and team introduction add context before the visitor reaches booking. Contact details and directions stay easy to find.
Built around the visitor.
Services people can compare
Cuts, styling, color, extensions and occasion packages sit alongside a dedicated services and prices page. Customers can explore the relevant category before contacting the salon.
Real work, in view
The gallery shows hair, occasion styling and the salon itself. A separate gallery page lets people spend more time with the work, while a team section introduces the people behind it.
A clear appointment request
The booking form asks for a service, preferred date and time, and contact details. It explains that the salon will confirm the request by phone or WhatsApp, so a preference is not confused with a confirmed slot.
Every step has a purpose.
- 01
Explore the salon
- 02
Compare services
- 03
See the work
- 04
Request an appointment
Thinking about
something similar?
For a US salon website, the same practical questions matter: does the design feel like your business, can someone find the right service on a phone, and is the next step clear? We plan those decisions around your prices, team and booking provider.
Tell us about your projectProject questions,
answered.
What does this salon website include?
The site brings together services and pricing, a hair and beauty gallery, team information, a booking-request form, contact options and directions.
Does the website confirm appointments instantly?
The published booking journey is a request: customers choose a preferred service, date and time, then the salon confirms. An instant booking system with live availability is a separate integration.
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your next move.
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