Websites for salons
Websites for hair salons and barbershops
Most people looking at a salon's website are on a phone. They want to get a feel for your style, find the right service, and book without having to call. A salon website should make all three quick.
What a salon website should do
- Make booking the obvious next step, with a Book now button that links to the online booking tool you already use.
- Group services clearly, for example cuts, colour, and styling, with room for your own pricing.
- Introduce your stylists and their specialties, so new clients can choose the right person.
- Show your own work in a gallery, not stock photos.
- Help new clients with a page on what to expect and your cancellation policy.
- List hours, location, and parking where they're easy to find on a small screen.
See a concept
Juniper & Fade Hair Studio is a concept project: a demonstration design for a fictional studio, not client work.
View the hair salon website concept
Related concepts: Northlight Movement Studio (class bookings) and Maple & Crumb Café (hours and location).
How Layout Loft builds it
I use AI tools to help plan, design, and build, and I personally check the layout on phones, tablets, and desktops, test the booking links and forms, and review the wording before launch. You review a draft and request changes before anything goes live.
Layout Loft focuses on businesses in Ontario. You don't need to be nearby; it all happens by email and phone. See the six-step process.
Websites start at $500 CAD. The final price depends on the pages and features you need, and it's agreed in writing before any building starts.
Layout Loft links to your existing booking tool; it doesn't build or run booking systems.
Talk about a website for your salon
Email ltmartel@layoutloft.com, call (437) 225-5740, or send a short enquiry.