Wellness & Personal Care / Website + sample Memory Software
Hair Unik
Make the first visit easier to picture.
The starting point
The website helps a visitor understand the services and the salon. The team also needs a clear appointment record and the client’s stated preferences when that person returns.
- Service menu
- Appointment intake
- Client preferences
- Sample owner workspace
01 / Service menu
Make the next step easy to understand.
A browsable menu brings pricing, estimated duration and a request link together. Customers can choose the service they want to discuss with the salon.
02 / Salon story
Show people where they’ll be welcomed.
The salon’s own photography introduces its space and approach to personal care, helping visitors picture the experience before they request a visit.
03 / Appointment request
Capture the request behind the appointment.
The form brings the desired service, timing, stylist preference and hair goals together. This preview is not connected to the salon desk; visitors are directed to call for confirmation.
04 / Salon day
Prepare for each appointment with context.
The sample day view brings appointments, requests awaiting confirmation and follow-ups together. Client preferences stay close to the visit they can help.
05 / Confirmed appointment
Keep the appointment and the person together.
Client A’s next Gloss refresh is confirmed. The service, stylist and quiet-appointment preference sit beside the visit; completion remains unrecorded until a person records it.
06 / Client context
Remember how the client wants to be welcomed.
Client A prefers a quiet appointment with minimal conversation. The customer statement, recorded by the sample owner on September 15, stays with the client’s earlier visit and upcoming appointment.
07 / Business review
Put the evidence beside the next decision.
Review a sample work record, consider its evidence and record a decision with a note. The next step is carried out separately; the review does not perform it.
A better next move
In the sample workspace, Client A’s preference for a quiet appointment with minimal conversation stays with its source and earlier visit. The next gloss appointment is confirmed; its outcome is not yet recorded.
Website design preview and local Memory Software demo using fictional client and appointment records. Online website appointment requests are not connected to the salon desk; visitors are directed to call for confirmation. The dashboard demonstrates sample workflows, not live salon integration or measured customer results. Local changes reset on reload.
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