Hair Extension Boutique Leeds

Let the customer choose the right service

The project has separate pages for hair extensions, hair loss systems and bespoke wigs. This is useful information architecture because those visitors can arrive with different questions. Combining every service into one long block would make it harder to link someone directly to the information they need.

Connect explanation with examples

The example includes an Our Work page alongside the individual service pages. A prospective customer can move between an explanation and visual examples before making contact. For a finished business site, captions should describe the work accurately and photographs should have permission for publication.

Keep pricing and the next step connected

A Prices & Contact page gives the consultation journey a clear destination. The design pattern is to explain the service, show relevant examples and then help the customer ask about suitability or cost. Published starting prices should be distinguishable from a personalised quote, and the business should approve the current amounts.

Plan the enquiry for the person receiving it

A consultation brief can ask which service interests the customer and how to contact them. More personal information should be requested only through the business’s agreed process. The preview demonstrates page organisation and consultation entry points; it does not establish production booking delivery or commercial results.

Questions for your own project

• Which service should each campaign link to?
• Which prices are fixed and which need a consultation?
• What information is essential for the first reply?

Use these questions to prepare a brief around your customers and the way your business works.

Explore the example

A hair website with separate pages for extensions, hair loss systems and bespoke wigs. Work examples and service explanations support a consultation journey through the prices and contact page.