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Case 05 / Hair & beauty

Dazzling
Beauty Bandit.

A little attitude. A lot of good hair. A clear way to book.

A cinematic hair website design preview for Jackie, pairing expressive portraits and video with clear services, prices, and booking across two locations.

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Portfolio design preview for Jackie’s review.

Project
Hair website / Portfolio design preview
Visual direction
Editorial portraits, motion & golden glass
Design focus
Discover the work & choose an appointment
Dazzling Beauty Bandit hair website with cinematic portraits, glass navigation and golden booking buttons View full-size screenshot
01 / Homepage at a glanceDesign preview · Click to view the full-size capture

Let the hair make an entrance.

Choosing a stylist is personal. This direction puts Jackie’s work and personality up front, with a moving portrait sequence, bold typography, and a gallery that invites a closer look. Original hairstyle photography and salon footage sit alongside AI-assisted campaign imagery created for the design preview.

The practical details are just as easy to find: a direct phone number, the service area, prices, and a choice between HM Salon in Redlands and MysticFadez in Loma Linda. Visitors can explore a look, meet Jackie, and open the booking page for their preferred location.

Compact booking panel with HM Salon and MysticFadez location choices and a Book now button View full-size screenshot
02 / Choose your chairTwo locations · One clear booking step

Personality in motion.
Practical at every step.

The visual details create the mood. Familiar navigation and clear appointment choices give visitors a way to act on it.

  1. A cinematic first impression

    A changing cast of portraits, short video moments, and layered transitions gives the opening a fashion-editorial feel. The gallery keeps the original hairwork available to explore.

  2. Clear choices, behind glass

    A slim glass menu leads to Hair Gallery, Meet Jackie, and Services & Prices. Golden appointment buttons stand apart, with a phone number and location visible at the top.

  3. Two locations. One simple next step.

    A compact booking panel offers HM Salon or MysticFadez, then opens the selected location’s booking service. Service menus show prices before visitors leave the site.

  4. Let visitors set the pace

    Motion can be paused, reduced-motion preferences are respected, and the scissors control switches music on or off. The soundtrack gently fades out, while the layout adapts to phones and larger screens.

Give your work a spotlight.
Give customers a next step.

Have a salon, studio, or personal service with a style of its own? Let’s build a website that shows people what makes it yours—and helps them get in touch.

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