Modern Responsive Wix Website for Beauty and Esthetics Services

Modern Responsive Wix Website for Beauty and Esthetics ServicesModern Responsive Wix Website for Beauty and Esthetics Services

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Joseph Onyeze

• 1d

A modern Wix website designed for a beauty and esthetics business to showcase its services and attract potential clients. The website features an elegant, responsive layout, engaging visuals, clear service sections for lash extensions, skincare, and body contouring, easy navigation, and prominent booking calls to action to help clients explore services and schedule appointments across desktop and mobile.

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• Oct 13

Which gummy brand would make you stop scrolling?

Two different directions for Bearly, a gummy candy brand concept.

One is bright, playful, and fruit-inspired. The other is bold, dark, and premium.

Same product, two completely different visual experiences.

Which one would you choose? Vote below! 👇

#BrandIdentity #WebDesign #UIUX #EcommerceDesign #Figma #DesignInspiration #ABTesting

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9 voted

75%

3 voted

25%

12 votes

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Fatima Akbar

• 1d

Playful.. n full stop😍

Esam Rahman

• Oct 13

APPOINTLY — Built for barbershop growth.

A website built around the challenges barbershop owners face: empty chairs, missed calls, and clients who don’t return.

Bold editorial typography and direct messaging bring the offer into focus—from appointment handling and local visibility to review collection and client retention.

The design goal: make the value clear and give visitors a straightforward path to getting started.

Explore the website: https://appointlyhq.com

#WebDesign #UIUX #WebsiteDesign

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Jan Schwoll

• Oct 13

empty chairs, missed calls and clients who don't return is such a clear way to put it for barbers. are you going after shops in one us city first, or all over?