A premium salon on European Union Avenue in Kyiv sells something most salons cannot: several masters on one client at the same time — hair, nails and brows in one visit. On a typical salon site that idea hides behind a price list. We redesigned the website around it and turned it into a WordPress theme the salon edits itself.
Parallel service is what sets Beauty House apart. The redesign had to put that idea first, everywhere: in the first screen, in the services, in booking — and keep fifteen service categories easy to browse.
The booking flow lays a parallel set out in lanes: each master gets a lane, the client sees one block of time instead of four appointments back to back. The same picture appears on the home page and in the booking form.
The home page went through more than ten complete directions before this structure was approved — each one a different composition, not a recolour of the last.
The salon's own photos — the team, the nail bar, the reception — under a soft teal veil, with a serif headline and one button. A promo film for this screen is planned: a camera flying through the rooms, a master at work in each.
On the lower edge of the first screen two slim bands cross at a shallow angle: teal with the services running left, dark with the facts running right. Not a cross, not a banner — a line of movement under the photo.
Fifteen categories as soft pills in different tints that drift and bob; on hover a pill straightens and lifts. It reads like a menu, not like a price list.
The booking form lets a client pick several services for one visit; the salon sees them as one parallel set. Date, time, services, a phone number — and the form is done.
A huge wordmark “beauty house.” closes every page, with the address, hours and links set small beneath it.
Home, services, prices, masters and certificates are separate WordPress pages — each opens in the editor on its own.
Headlines, prices, pills, ticker texts, hours — every piece of text on a page is a field the salon can change without touching code.
The approved static design was turned into a full theme with styles in separate files, not inline — light pages that are easy to keep.
Titles, descriptions and the sitemap live in Rank Math, so search settings are managed in one familiar place.
Three fixed values — 1,000, 2,000 and 5,000 ₴ — as the salon sells them, with no custom amount to confuse the till.
Only the salon's own logo and its teal, the salon's real photos, line illustrations where there is no photo, fonts that carry Cyrillic.
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