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Clients in the beauty space often reach out to me to help build websites; they all have the same issue in common. A great business with a very unreliable booking process, which can cost them time and clients.
My process: comp analysis first, then Pinterest for visual direction, claude to help prompts, then used Lovable to build the real thing.
I've been designing e-commerce and service based brands for a while now and Loveable is super versatile and an added tool for my process.
#Lovable #buildinpublic #beautytech
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