Can clients book specific stylists through the website?

Yes. The booking system can be set up so clients pick their service and their preferred stylist. Each stylist gets their own availability, so there's no double-booking or confusion.

How do I add new photos to the gallery after the site is built?

You'll be able to upload new photos yourself without calling anyone. The gallery is built so you can add, remove, or rearrange images whenever you want. Snap a photo after a great cut, upload it, done.

What if I don't have professional photos of my work yet?

Phone photos work fine as long as the lighting is decent. A well-lit before-and-after from your chair is more convincing than anything staged. We can format and crop them so they look polished on the site.

Do I need a separate app for online booking?

No. The booking function is built right into the website. Clients don't need to download anything. They just tap, pick a time, and confirm from their phone or computer.

Will my website show up for people searching in nearby towns like Kilgore or Overton?

With the SEO package, yes. The site gets built to rank for searches in surrounding areas, not just New London. That means people in Joinerville, Kilgore, London — anywhere nearby — can find you when they search for salon services.

Web Design · New London, TX

Web Design for Salons and Barbers in New London

New London's a tight community. Around a thousand folks, and everybody knows everybody. That means your salon's reputation travels fast — but your website needs to keep up with it.

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Your Chairs Stay Empty When Your Website Doesn't Work

A salon in a small town runs on relationships. But new residents, people passing through on 42, families connected to New London ISD — they're checking you out online before they ever walk through your door.

And if what they find is a slow page with no booking option and photos from five years ago? They drive to Tyler or Henderson instead. That's an appointment you didn't even know you lost.

Your website should do one job: get people into your chair. Show your work, list your prices, and let them book without picking up the phone. That's it. No gimmicks.

What a Salon Website Actually Needs

1. **Online booking that works.** Haircuts, color, nails, whatever you offer — people should be able to pick a service, pick a time, and confirm. No back-and-forth texting required.

2. **A photo gallery you actually update.** Balayage, fades, braids, nail sets. Before-and-afters sell better than any description. And the gallery needs to load fast on a phone, not stall out over cellular data.

3. **Staff pages with real info.** Who does what. Years behind the chair. Specialties. People want to know who's touching their hair before they show up.

4. **Clear pricing.** List your cuts, your color services, your packages. Don't make people call just to find out what a basic trim costs — they won't.

5. **A site that loads in under two seconds on any phone.** Most of your traffic is mobile. If the site drags, people leave. Period.

What This Costs and How Fast It Happens

A straightforward salon site with booking, gallery, staff bios, and pricing — that's a full website build, starting at $1,500. Takes about a week.

If you also want to show up when someone in Rusk County searches "hair salon near me," the website and SEO package starts at $3,500 and takes one to two weeks. That includes the site build plus the work to get you ranking on Google.

Hosting runs $50 a month. That covers keeping it live, fast, and updated.

Small town doesn't mean small standards. Folks around New London expect quality — in the chair and on the screen. Your website should reflect the same care you put into every client who sits down.