most course framer emplates are a checkout page with a hero on top. cohestra looks like a small private school. big serif headlines, one accent, warm light theme and a proper dark one. 5th tempalte live now: https://framer.link/sV7RQYz

Ok that looks damn good

I Designed and built a conversion-focused landing page for The Pretty Bar, a beauty studio in Kolonaki, Athens. The salon needed an owned homepage that could replace a broken bio link and pull booking, social proof, and visit info into one place, instead of sending guests only to Treatwell or Fresha.

The site is a fast, mobile-first single page with a calm editorial look that matches the studio. Guests can browse services and FAQs, meet the team, see selected work, read verified reviews, and book on Treatwell or Fresha without leaving the brand experience. It also ships bilingual EN/EL support, light/dark theme, SEO metadata, sitemap/robots, and social share previews so the page works for discovery as well as booking.

What I delivered: - Custom Next.js landing page (hero, about, services + FAQs, team, gallery, reviews, contact/map) - Dual booking CTAs (Treatwell + Fresha) - EN / EL localization - SEO + Open Graph / social sharing setup - Responsive UI with motion polish - Light/dark mode Full Case Study Soon 🚀

The effects are damn awesome