Building a salon or spa website, in detail
Most salon customers decide within a minute: can they get the service they want, near them, at a time that suits them? The site is planned around that. For more ideas, see websites for salons and spas.
Must-have features
- A service menu that reads well on a phone. Grouped by category, with duration and, if you want, price. No PDF menus.
- Booking on every screen. A sticky WhatsApp or "Book now" button so nobody has to scroll to find it.
- Bridal and package pages. These are researched for weeks before booking, so they deserve their own pages with what is included.
- Real gallery. Your own work and your interior. Ask clients before posting their photos.
- Hygiene and products. A short section on sterilisation and the product brands you use answers a common worry.
Pages list
- Home: services, booking, location and reviews.
- Services, with sections or pages for hair, skin, nails, spa and makeup.
- Bridal and party packages.
- Team: stylists and therapists with their specialities.
- Gallery.
- Contact and branches, each with map and timings.
Integrations
- WhatsApp booking with the chosen service written into the message.
- Online booking calendar where customers pick a stylist and slot, if you want it.
- UPI deposits through Razorpay or a similar gateway for bridal bookings.
- Google Maps and a Google reviews widget linked to your profile.
Content checklist
- Full service list with durations, and prices if you want them shown.
- Photos of your work and salon, logo and brand colours.
- Team names and specialities (optional).
- Address, timings, booking phone and WhatsApp number, Google Business Profile link.
See the Google Business Profile checklist for the listing side. Send me your Instagram or current site for a free review and a fixed quote.