Your reputation on the first screen
A 5.0 rating from 209 StyleSeat clients sits beside the first two buttons, before anyone scrolls. The same rating returns further down, beside the reviews.
A design concept prepared for Jai Tanai, November 2026
Bellmazi already has the hard things: a clear point of view, photography with a mood of its own, and a salon that clients rate 5.0.
This concept keeps all of it. It rearranges the homepage so that a first-time visitor sees the salon's reputation, the hair, and the way to book, in that order, without hunting through menus. The shop and the product pages follow in the same design.
Your colors, your typefaces and your own photographs. Nothing about the brand has been replaced.
A 5.0 rating from 209 StyleSeat clients sits beside the first two buttons, before anyone scrolls. The same rating returns further down, beside the reviews.
Eight products with prices sit directly under the first photographs, in two tabs, with same-day pickup beside them.
Your same-day promise follows the products, with the 2PM cut-off and both ways to order: the order form and a text.
Luxe Raw, Signature Virgin, Essentials Remy and Feline Heritage sit next to each other with their hair type and starting price, so a new customer can compare them.
Six curl patterns, each shown on a model wearing that texture and linked to where it is sold. Choosing one changes the photograph.
Thirty-two of your services with their StyleSeat starting prices, in four tabs, beside your two signature experiences. Booking still happens on StyleSeat.
Before-and-after pictures and finished looks from your StyleSeat gallery, followed by client reviews quoted by first name.
Four Satin by Bellmazi products and five of your courses have their own sections, with prices, and their own links in the menu.
Your portrait, your words and six credentials sit together after the client reviews, from Licensed Master Cosmetologist to StyleSeat Top Pro.
Once a visitor scrolls past the first screen, Shop and Book stay at the bottom of the phone, one tap away.
It is a working concept, not a finished site, and every link stays inside it. Products and collections open concept pages built from your real catalog. Booking, checkout and the newsletter are switched off, and each one says where it will lead in the finished site. It works on a computer and on a phone.