Group services by what clients want
Use familiar names and short explanations for cuts, colour, styling, treatments and consultations. Clients should not need to guess which option matches their visit.
Use realistic service durations
A booking page is only useful when its time slots reflect the work. Give longer treatments longer durations and include any practical buffer your team needs between clients.
Make team availability visible
If several people work in the salon, individual working hours and assignment controls help prevent the page from offering times that nobody can cover.
Keep the public page on-brand
Your booking page is part of the first impression. Add your name, logo, colours, photos and location details so clients recognise the salon before they choose a service.