Treatment-specific browsing
The demo separates classic, hybrid and volume extensions, infills and removal into individual service routes.
Custom Coded Website
An editorial lash-studio website concept connecting treatment discovery, service details and appointment information.
A Sevinu demonstration project. This is a design direction for discussion, not a pre-made template or a real client business.
The design, with a purpose
Someone comparing classic, hybrid and volume lashes needs to understand the differences before choosing a treatment. They also need practical information about the visit and appointment process, rather than being asked to book from a photograph alone.
The demo separates classic, hybrid and volume extensions, infills and removal into individual service routes.
A portrait-led homepage and close-up imagery create a visual direction that differs from the service-first structure of a trades website.
Appointment and contact pathways are part of the demonstration. They are not a promise of real salon availability or a functioning live client booking integration.
Who this direction could suit
The example industry sets the starting point. Your customers, services and brand decide what belongs in your own website.
The customer journey
Explore the lash styles and treatment range
Read service details and prepare for a first visit
Review appointment information and take the next step
Take a closer look
Follow the pages in the live demo to see how the content connects. Each link opens the demonstration website, not an operating business.
Editorial imagery introduces the visual direction, then guides visitors towards the treatment range.
View this page: Home and treatment discovery (opens in a new tab)Classic, hybrid, volume, infills and removal each have a route for more specific service information.
View this page: Individual treatments (opens in a new tab)An introduction to the fictional studio demonstrates where a real business could present its people and approach.
View this page: The atelier (opens in a new tab)The contact pathway gives a visitor somewhere to review appointment information and plan the next step.
View this page: First-visit and appointment information (opens in a new tab)The thinking behind the layout
Campaign and lash imagery establish the visual direction, while distinct treatment pages give the visitor somewhere to compare the available options.
FAQs and first-visit content support the step from interest to an appointment enquiry. A real studio would replace all example content with its verified services, policies and availability.

Make the direction your own
Aurelle Lash Atelier is a Sevinu concept for a fictional lash business. Its live demo combines an editorial beauty direction with treatment pages, first-visit information and an appointment pathway. It demonstrates a website approach, not an operating salon or genuine client outcomes.
A similar project would be scoped around your actual content and workflow. The demo’s fictional details are replaced with approved business information.
Scope and investment
Current website packages start at $1,500 AUD, GST included.
That is the published Starter package, with up to 3 pages. It is not a quote for every page or feature shown in this demo. Pages, content, integrations and ongoing support are agreed in your proposal.
Direct with your developer
I’m a full-stack developer and SEO specialist based in North Brisbane. I can work on the front end your customers use and the back end that makes your site run. We’ll discuss the design, content and enquiry paths together, with a clear scope for the work.
Meet Sevda and how I workA few useful answers
These answers explain the boundary between exploring this demo and commissioning a website for your own business.
Browse more beauty examplesWe can scope links to your existing booking platform, or an integration where that platform supports it. Live availability, payments and appointment rules depend on the selected system and are not promised by this demo.
Yes. The business and campaign imagery in this concept are fictional. Your website would use your approved brand materials, authorised photos, actual treatment information and policies.
No real salon appointments are offered through this fictional project. It is a website demonstration. An operating booking workflow would be agreed, connected and tested for your own business.
This is a Sevinu concept, not a pre-made template. Your services, coverage, brand and enquiry workflow would shape a custom project scope.
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