Web design for hair salons

Salon customers decide with their eyes and book with their thumb. They want to see the work, know the price band, find you on a map and book without phoning during their lunch break. Almost all of it happens on a mobile, often in the evening.

The pages a hair salon's website needs

Home page with recent work and a booking button always in reach
Services and price list, kept current
Gallery of your own client work
The team — stylists, specialisms, who to ask for
Find us — address, parking, opening hours, map
Booking page or link to your booking system

Getting the enquiry

Online booking is the whole game. If you use a booking platform, the site should feed it in one tap from every page; if you don't, a phone number and a message form need to be equally prominent.

Mistakes we see on hair salons' websites

A price list that hasn't been updated in two years
Images so large the site crawls on a phone
Opening hours nowhere to be found
Sending everyone to Instagram instead of the booking page

Questions we get asked

We're fully booked — is a website worth it?

It protects you. Being easy to find and easy to book keeps the chair full when a regular moves away, and it lets you push the treatments you'd rather be doing.

Can the site link to our existing booking system?

Yes. Whatever platform you already use can be linked or embedded, so you keep your diary exactly as it is.

Hair Salons by town

Ready to talk about your hair salon website?

Give me a call or send a short message about the work you do and where you cover. No sales script, just a straight answer on what would help.

07961 120956 mason@thisnerd.co.uk Send a brief