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BraidsbyRose

Hair-braiding shop site with online booking, a style gallery, and a layout that works on a phone.

The Problem

Growing demand, no website

BraidsbyRose was booking by word of mouth and Instagram DMs. Rose spent hours each week juggling appointments by hand, which meant double-bookings and people who never heard back.

Key Challenges

1No site to show finished work
2Bookings lived in DMs and got messy
3Hard to show the range of braid styles
4Most visitors were on a phone, and Instagram made that worse
5No deposits, so no-shows piled up
The Solution

A booking-first website

We built a phone-first site around the calendar. Clients pick a style, see open times, and book without a message thread.

Our Approach

Designed for the 80% of visitors who show up on a phone
Hooked up online booking with reminders and a deposit
Built a filterable gallery of braid styles
Set up local search pages so nearby clients can find the shop
Added hours, a map, and a direct contact path

Technologies Used

Next.jsTailwind CSSCalendly IntegrationVercel
The Results

A clearer path from style to request

The public site brings services, a gallery, policies, and an appointment request path into one phone-friendly experience.

Online

Booking path

Visitors can move from a style to an appointment request on the site

In one place

Service discovery

Services, policies, and the gallery are available before an inquiry

Mobile-first

Device priority

The booking journey is designed for visitors arriving from social channels

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