Salon websites in East Molesey.

Walton Road has more hair, nail and beauty salons than most high streets its size, all within a few minutes’ walk of each other and of Hampton Court Bridge. For a salon here, the competition isn’t a national chain; it’s the salon three doors down. Clients usually compare two or three options on their phone before booking, so a clear, trustworthy website and an up-to-date Google profile make a real difference.

I’ve designed websites for four of those salons, and each one solved a different problem. Beehive Boutique at 122 Walton Road needed a long service list grouped into clear categories with durations and starting prices, and a smooth path to its existing Treatwell bookings. Sakura Hair and Body Retreat at number 65 wanted a calm, minimal site that explains a detailed menu, from smoothing treatments to occasion styling, without overwhelming anyone. Seshí Hair at number 78 needed a premium, editorial feel to reflect owner Seshi Park’s training in South Korea and at the Vidal Sassoon Academy, plus a dedicated bridal page. Princess Nails at number 99 had a long nail and beauty price list that was hard to use on a phone, so I reorganised it into treatment groups and made booking obvious.

The common thread is simple: show clients the treatments, prices and real work they care about, answer their questions before they ask, and make booking one tap away. If your salon is in East or West Molesey, I can look at your current site and Google listing and show you exactly what I’d change.