Spa, salon and nails websites

Close-up nail photography and nail-shaped colour swatches that jump to each part of the price menu.

The treatment menu is the first screen: a printed menu card with leaders, times, and prices.

A magazine masthead over a full-bleed photo, then lookbook spreads with editorial captions.

Pick your look first: natural, classic, or volume, each with a lash-density meter, price, time, and fill schedule.

A calm split hero, then a price table by session length so guests pick time before technique.

A loud hair-colour studio: a type-only opening, then every service category as its own full-width block of colour.

A dark, luxe spa page: one full-bleed photo, Roman capitals, then half-day packages and monthly memberships.

A braids and natural-hair studio page: styles grouped by type, priced by length, with a length guide and time for each style.

A playful nail-art studio page: the first screen is a wall of designs, each with its name and price, then art pricing by level.

A salon where you book a person: stylists first, each with a level, then a clear price table by level (junior, senior, master).

Slow water fills the first screen and the spa's name settles into place over it. Calm, airy, and quick to book.

A wheel of the salon's polish colours. Turn it to a colour and the work below shows only that colour.

A slow breathing circle beside the studio's name invites one calm breath before the menu. Pale, warm, and spacious.

A magazine-style lookbook: a cover with the salon's name, then the looks slide sideways as you scroll, each with a page number.

The spa's signature treatment told step by step, full screen: the rooms change behind each step as you scroll.