A new client asks for a visit
Website to request form to DeeDee's approval to the calendar and the client's page.

DeeDee, your clients come for you, and you decide who sits in your chair and when. This preview shows a digital side that works the same way: a beachy website that feels like Jupiter, clients who request a time instead of booking themselves, and one calm place where you say yes or offer another time.
Everything here runs in your browser with clearly labeled sample data. Nothing is live, nothing is sent, and nobody can actually book or pay.
Follow it in order, or jump in anywhere. Each step is clickable and the pieces talk to each other.
1A homepage with palms moving in the breeze, sea grapes and sand, built around the logo and its two lines.
2Service from a dropdown, a day and time, a note, and a photo of their hair today. It is a request, never an automatic booking.
3Each request shows the photo, how long it should take and whether the time is open. One tap either way.
4Approved visits go on the week view and the phone calendar. Add or block time from either one.
5Clients sign in to see their upcoming visit, pick from the times DeeDee offered, or ask to move it.
6Deposits and balances paid through Square in a tap, and DeeDee sees it land next to the appointment.
Pick one and a small guide follows you through the pages, pointing at what to tap and showing what changes on the other side.
Website to request form to DeeDee's approval to the calendar and the client's page.
The requested time is taken. DeeDee offers a few open times, the client taps one, done. No texting back and forth.
A client pays a deposit from their page, DeeDee sees it, and the phone calendar stays matched.
Optional, and not a test. This is how I learn how you work so the technology fits you, not the other way around. You are not designing software here, just describing a normal week.
Answer whatever is easy. Skip the rest. Your answers stay in this browser; use the copy button to send them to me however you like.
The goal isn’t just to build DeeDee Beaupre Salon a better website. It’s to build DeeDee Beaupre Salon a digital platform worthy of the company you’ve already built.
Scott Lovel · scott@seagrapelabs.com · seagrapelabs.com · Jupiter, Florida