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I built Maison Nour for the Lovable Challenge. ✨
The brief was simple: take an appointment-based business and rethink the moment when “Can I book with you?” becomes “You’re booked.”
I imagined Maison Nour- a private couture atelier in Cairo where most inquiries happen through Instagram and WhatsApp.
Instead of building just another booking form, I focused on what happens before the appointment.
A guided booking experience turns each inquiry into a confirmed appointment, then automatically creates a visual client brief with the occasion, preferences, inspiration, and appointment details.
On the other side, Nour gets a simple atelier dashboard to manage consultations, rescheduling, and client briefs — with less repetitive work and more context before each meeting.
The idea I kept coming back to:
A client doesn’t just book. She arrives prepared.
Built with Lovable for the Lovable Challenge.
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