Can clients book appointments directly through the website?

Yes. I can set up online booking so people pick their stylist, choose a service, and grab a time slot — all without calling. Works with most scheduling tools you might already use, or we can set one up from scratch.

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

Phone photos work fine as long as the lighting is decent. Good natural light, clean background, and a steady hand go a long way. I can walk you through what to shoot and how to shoot it so your gallery looks professional without hiring a photographer.

Can each stylist have their own page?

For sure. Each stylist gets a bio, their specialties, and their own photo section if you want. Clients like knowing who they're booking with before they show up. It also helps when a new stylist joins — just add a page.

Will my site work well on slow rural internet?

That's something I specifically build for. Sites get built lean so they load fast even on slower connections. No unnecessary animations or oversized image files dragging things down.

How do I update prices or add new services later?

You can either send me the changes and I'll update them — that's covered under your hosting — or I can set it up so you can edit pricing yourself through a simple dashboard. Your call.

Web Design · East Mountain, TX

Salon & Barber Web Design in East Mountain

If someone in East Mountain looks up your salon and finds nothing — or worse, finds a site that looks rough — they're booking somewhere else. You don't need a huge online presence, but you need one that doesn't work against you.

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Your chair stays empty when your website doesn't show up

People don't drive around looking for a new stylist anymore. They search on their phone, scroll for about four seconds, and pick whoever looks like they know what they're doing. That's it. If your site doesn't load fast, show your work, and make it dead obvious how to book — you lost that person before they even saw your prices.

What a salon site actually needs to do

A good salon website isn't complicated. It needs to do maybe four things well. Online booking so people can grab a slot at midnight when they suddenly decide they need a color correction. A photo gallery that shows off actual cuts, color work, braids, nails — whatever you do best. Your pricing, laid out clean so nobody has to call and ask. And a page for each stylist so clients can pick who they want.

That's the whole job. But getting those things to work together smoothly, look good on a phone, and load quick on rural internet — that takes some thought. East Mountain isn't sitting on top of a fiber line. So the site has to be built light. No drag-and-drop page builders stacking up code nobody asked for.

How this works and what it costs

Here's the short version. You tell me what services you offer, send over some photos of your best work, and I build you a site that makes booking easy and makes your salon look the way it should. If you don't have great photos yet, we figure that out. If you want a logo too, that's starting at $500 and takes a week or two.

For a salon site with booking, gallery, staff pages, and service pricing, you're looking at a full website starting at $1,500 — takes about a week. If you want to show up when people in Gilmer or Big Sandy or anywhere in Upshur County search for a stylist, the website plus SEO package starts at $3,500 and runs one to two weeks. Hosting is $50 a month and that covers everything — updates, security, keeping the lights on.

And if you just need something simple — a single page with your hours, location, and a booking link — that starts at $300 and can be done in a few days. Some salons start there and grow into a bigger site later. No pressure either way.

You're running a business off a county road in East Mountain. Folks out by the community church, down those quiet heritage routes — they still need haircuts. And when they search, your name should be the one that comes up looking sharp. Not your competitor two towns over who just happened to have a better website.