Beauty · Professional services
Amerce Hair & Makeup
A service-business website with booking, service presentation and a blog.
- Service pages
- Booking form
- Blog layout
Built with Next.js, Tailwind CSS
A professional site for a new or growing business, written for your customers and ready for search and inquiries from launch day.
Visitors decide quickly whether a business looks established and whether it serves them. A clear headline, real details about where you work, and an obvious way to get in touch do more than any animation.
We build the essentials properly from the start: pages that match what customers search for, details Google can understand, and contact paths that reach you.
What’s included
01
Home, services, about and contact, plus service pages where each one needs its own.
02
Page outlines and editing so your words are clear, specific and searchable.
03
Titles, descriptions, headings, business details and structured data for Google.
04
Forms, tap-to-call and booking or ordering links connected to your existing tools.
05
Google Analytics and inquiry tracking, connected to your own Google account.
06
Domain, SSL, sitemap, Search Console, and a final test on real phones.
How it works
Your services, customers, service area and the action you most want visitors to take.
Pages, features, schedule and a fixed price, written down.
Designs for review, then a working preview you can share with your team.
We connect your domain, test every path and hand over the keys.
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Yes. We design with placeholders that are easy to replace and help you plan a short photo session. We avoid stock photos that pretend to be your team or premises.
Yes. You get an editing setup suited to your team and a walkthrough of how to change text, photos and services.
We can help, but the domain is always registered in your name and on your account.
Run the free teardown, or talk to us directly about a new website.