Your work is editorial.
Your website should be too.

I build for salons and solo pros —
because I run both.

Fifteen years of session work — Vogue, Harper’s Bazaar Japan, Vivienne Westwood and all four Fashion Weeks — and I taught myself to design and build the digital tools my own career needed. This isn’t a digital studio guessing at the beauty industry. It’s the beauty industry building its own.

Score your own
presence.

Rate each area from 1 (needs work) to 5 (excellent) — the same six core areas the professional audit covers. Your live score appears below. Most beauty businesses I audit start between 30 and 55.

This self-score is a snapshot — not the audit. The real Digital Presence Score™ is a professional 22-point assessment with a detailed report, priority fixes and a walkthrough — £97, fully deductible from any package booked within thirty days.

Get the real Score™ — £97

The same business,
transformed.

Drag the handle. Left is where most beauty sites sit today — booking buried, nothing distinct. Right is the same business with the booking front and centre and the brand doing the talking.

A demonstration composition — the principle, not a client’s site: hierarchy, one clear action, and a brand that looks worth its prices.

I never design
for looks alone.

Four moves,
in order.

Not theory.
In production.

The commercial site is
this thinking, applied.