What can I book?
Services, duration and starting prices presented in a menu clients can scan.
Web design for independent salons and barbershops
Ormani builds clear, characterful websites around the way new clients actually choose: work, services, people, proof and availability.

A barbershop and a salon should not tell the same story.
We begin with how the business actually works—services, people, repeat visits and booking—then shape the visual identity around it.
Example library
These are working examples, not fixed themes. We choose the useful structure first, then adapt the brand, content, photography and booking path.
What we build
The page architecture follows the questions clients ask before booking. Optional pages—memberships, bridal, extensions, products or multiple locations—are added only when the business needs them.
Services, duration and starting prices presented in a menu clients can scan.
Team profiles organized by specialty, level and the work each stylist does best.
Real photography, reviews and practical first-visit information.
Hours, address, directions and contact details without making clients hunt.
A clear route into Fresha, Square, Booksy or the platform the business already uses.
Working together
Services, prices, people, location, booking platform and the clients the business wants more of.
A visual direction and page structure built around real content—not placeholder slogans.
Mobile review, booking checks, domain connection and a focused revision before launch.
Simple, managed pricing
Both plans begin with a 12-month care period. After that, continue month to month or request a portable copy of the site. Your domain always remains yours.
Essential
A focused website with everything a new client needs to book.
Signature
More room for a larger team, deeper service menu or stronger portfolio.
Domain registration and fees charged by Fresha, Square, Booksy or another booking provider are not included. Online stores, multiple locations, custom booking systems and large content changes are quoted separately.
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