Website for a spa, salon or beauty business
In wellness, atmosphere matters as much as information. Your site should draw people in with the first image, then make booking easy, on a phone, in French and in English.
What a spa website should do
- Present treatments, durations and prices in a way that reads well on a small screen.
- Lead to booking in one tap, with your current booking tool or a simple form.
- Show packages and gift cards clearly, especially before the holidays.
- Show your photos without slowing the page down: light images, loaded at the right time.
- Welcome visitors in their own language.
Points to know
- Photos of people (before and after, clients): get their written consent before publishing, because the right to one’s image is protected in Québec.
- Newsletter: Canada’s anti-spam law requires consent before promotional emails. The sign-up form explains it clearly.
- Third-party booking and payment tools are named in the privacy notice (Law 25).
- Some treatments fall under a professional order (health, for example): check the advertising rules that apply to you.
How a project with Lintel works
You first receive a mockup and a fixed price, with no surprises. The site is designed in French and English from the start, not translated afterwards.
After launch, a simple monthly support plan covers changes, updates and monitoring. You send me what changes (a price, an opening time, a photo) and I take care of it.
Frequently asked questions
Can you add online booking?
Yes, by connecting the site to the booking tool you choose. I do not replace those tools: I integrate them cleanly and make sure the path is simple on a phone.
Can I change treatments and prices myself?
You can also send them to me: routine changes are covered by the monthly support plan, with no code for you to touch.
Can the site sell gift cards?
Yes, by connecting a reliable payment service. We choose the right option together and I mention it in the privacy notice.
General information, not legal advice. Check your obligations with your professional order, the OQLF, the RBQ or a legal adviser, depending on your situation.
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