The hero offers Book Your Experience and Explore Services.
SUCCESS STORY
Project Overview
Niora is a luxury hair and beauty salon. The public site introduces couture hair, skin artistry, and a bridal suite, then asks the visitor to book.
Starting prices are on the cards: hair from ₹1,999, skin from ₹2,499, and bridal from ₹25,000. A lookbook shows cuts, colour, and bridal styling. Interior and reception photography carry the room onto the page. VIP membership sits next to booking for returning clients.
Challenge
- Present hair, skin, and bridal as three clear entries, with a starting price on each.
- Show transformations without turning the homepage into a full gallery.
- Make booking the action in the hero and again at the end of the page.
- Give returning clients a membership path beside the first appointment.
Results
3 suites
Hair, skin, and bridal, each with a starting price
Book
Appointment booking, with VIP membership beside it
Delivery process
How we solved it
Niora needed the site to feel like the salon and still make the next step obvious: book, or look at membership. Hair, skin, and bridal are the three entries, each with a published starting price.
Business analysis set those three suites and the booking action. UX carried the look of the room into the page. Development built the brand site. QA checked booking, the lookbook, and the prices on a phone.
- Three suites Couture hair, skin artistry, and the bridal suite each open with a starting price.
- A lookbook, not a dump Transformations are sampled on the homepage, with a path to the full lookbook.
- Booking first Book Your Experience is the primary action in the hero and again at the close.
- A return path VIP membership sits beside booking for clients who come back.
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Discover & BA Defined hair, skin, and bridal, the starting prices, booking, and membership.
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UX & Figma Hero, suite cards, interior, lookbook, and the booking close.
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Development Built the salon site and the booking actions.
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QA & testing Checked the three prices, the lookbook, and booking on mobile.
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Deployment Released the public salon site.
- Business Analyst Mapped requirements, user journeys and acceptance criteria with the client.
- UX Designer (Figma) Owned IA, wireframes and UI systems in Figma for stakeholder review.
- Developer Implemented the approved designs, integrations and content structures.
- QA / Tester Validated flows, devices and edge cases before release.
- Deployment Handled staging, production release and go-live checks.
Technology involved
- Custom frontend
- Figma
- Responsive UI
- Lookbook gallery
- Booking actions
From the look to a booking
The three suites follow
- Couture hair
- Skin artistry
- The bridal suite
- Each with its starting price
The lookbook samples men’s fades, crops, soft layers, and bridal curls, and links to the full set.
A second booking band closes the page, with Explore VIP Membership beside it.
The room and the work
Interior, reception, and treatment photography sit with the service copy so the brand is the space as well as the menu.
The page states 15+ master stylists and five years of the salon.
Reviews are summarised on the page as 800+ five-star reviews.
Booking stays the action a new client can take.
One salon site
Suites, prices, lookbook, interior, booking, and membership now sit on one site.
Wimira’s work covered the structure, the screens, the build, and the booking actions.
Live site: https://niorasalon.com/
See the Live Site
Niora uses this site for hair, skin, bridal bookings, and VIP membership.
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