Can clients book specific stylists through the site?

Yes. Each stylist gets their own profile with a booking option tied to their schedule. Clients pick who they want and choose from that person's available times. No confusion, no double-booking.

How do we update the photo gallery ourselves?

You'll be able to add and remove photos without touching any code. Upload a new image, assign it to a stylist or service category, and it's live. Takes about two minutes.

What happens to our existing domain name?

You keep it. We point your current domain to the new site once it's ready. No downtime, no lost search history. The address stays the same — everything behind it just gets better.

Do we need to provide all the photos and content upfront?

Having photos ready speeds things up, but we can launch with what you have and build from there. A gallery with ten strong photos beats fifty mediocre ones. Add more as you go.

Will the site show up when someone searches for salons near Wells?

The base redesign includes clean structure and proper page titles, which helps. For serious local search visibility — showing up in map results, ranking for nearby towns — the SEO package is the way to go.

Website Redesign · Wells, TX

Website Redesign for Salons and Barbers in Wells

A salon's online presence usually falls apart in one specific spot: the photos look fine on a computer and terrible on a phone. That's where most of your potential clients are looking. If your current site doesn't work right on a small screen, it's doing more harm than good.

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The Booking Problem

Most salon websites treat online booking as an afterthought. There's a phone number somewhere on the page, maybe a "Contact Us" form, and that's it. Meanwhile, someone in Wells is trying to schedule a haircut at 9 PM while their kids are finally asleep. They're not going to call you. They're not going to fill out a form and wait.

A rebuilt site puts booking front and center on every page. Haircuts, color, nails, whatever you offer — each service gets its own slot. Clients pick a stylist, pick a time, and they're done. You wake up with appointments already on the books.

This isn't complicated technology. It just needs to be set up right from the start instead of bolted on later.

Show the Work

A photo gallery matters more for salons than almost any other business. People want to see what you can actually do before they sit in your chair. Balayage, fades, updos, nail art — that's your portfolio.

The problem with most salon sites is the gallery loads slowly, the images are cropped weird on mobile, or the whole thing is buried in a submenu nobody finds. We build galleries that load fast and look right on any screen. Each stylist can have their own section so clients browsing for a specific look can find who does it best.

Staff bios go right alongside the work. Not paragraphs — just enough so someone knows who specializes in what. Color correction vs. men's cuts vs. extensions. People book with a person, not a business name.

Pricing That Doesn't Hide

Salons that hide their pricing online lose bookings to salons that don't. That's just the reality. Someone comparing shops will go with the one that gives them a straight answer.

Your redesigned site lays out services and prices clearly. Package deals get their own callout. If you run specials for first-time clients or seasonal promotions, those are easy to update without calling a developer every time.

And all of this lives on a site you own — the actual code, the actual files. No platform locking you in, no monthly subscription to some website builder that limits what you can change.

What This Costs

A full website redesign with booking, gallery, staff pages, and proper mobile design starts at $1,500. That typically takes about a week. If you want search visibility built in from the ground up — so people searching for salons near Wells or in Cherokee County actually find you — that's the website plus SEO package, starting at $3,500.

Hosting runs $50 a month. That covers keeping the site live, secure, and updated.

You get a site built with current standards. Fast loading, good structure, real calls to action instead of a phone number floating in a footer somewhere. Nothing fancy about the process. Just a website that actually does its job.