Business website · Booking & commerce
WeekEnd Nails
A small business website that does more than look good.
An appointment and shopping experience for a nail studio, connected to an owner workspace.
Demo client project
01The context
The problem
worth solving.
An appointment-based business needs to explain its services and help customers take the next step. Booking, products and everyday management should feel like parts of one experience.
Who it’s for
Customers booking nail services or browsing press-ons, and a studio owner managing appointments and products.
The solution
We designed a realistic studio website with a guided booking journey, a product-shopping entry point and a separate owner workspace. It demonstrates how a small-business website can connect a polished public presence with useful operational tools.
02What we built
The details that
make it useful.
- A clear first impression
- A customer-facing home page introduces the studio and separates appointment booking from press-on shopping.
- Guided appointment choices
- Service names, prices and durations lead into a date picker and available time slots.
- A considered shopping journey
- The shopping bag includes quantities, an order summary and an entry point to checkout.
- A useful owner workspace
- Screens show product editing, stock updates, appointment status controls, review moderation and reports. The navigation also includes orders, customers, services, discounts and content.
03How it works
A clear path
through the system.
Explore
Understand the studio’s offer and choose booking or shopping.
Choose
Select a service, then an appointment date and available time.
Continue
Move to booking details or review the shopping bag before checkout.
Manage
Use the owner workspace to organize the visible appointment and product workflows.
04A closer look
Inside WeekEnd Nails.
A welcoming storefront
Customer-facing home interface from the demo website.
Booking, one decision at a time
The demonstrated booking journey lets customers choose a date and time after selecting a service.
A clear shopping bag
Demo product, quantity and order summary. This screen demonstrates the entry point to checkout, not completed payment processing.
The other side of the website
Owner overview with appointment, order and stock summaries. Values are demonstration data.
Products the owner can manage
Product-editing and stock-update controls shown in the demo.
A place to review business activity
Report filters and summary fields shown with empty demonstration data. These are interface examples, not business results.
05Design & engineering
Thoughtful choices.
Practical value.
One brand, two useful journeys
A quiet visual system carries through the public website, booking steps and owner screens. The experience stays recognizable as customers move from browsing to action.
Information at the point of decision
Pricing and service duration sit beside each choice. Appointment slots are explicit. The shopping bag makes quantities and subtotal visible before the next step.
Designed for the person running the business
The owner view uses familiar task names and editable product fields. It demonstrates the value of extending a website into practical business management.
06Where it stands
What this work demonstrates.
A concrete demonstration of the website, booking and management experiences we can design for appointment-based businesses.
This is a demo client project, not work for a paying client. Screens contain sample products, records and reviews. No customer results, sales figures or completed payment integration are claimed.
