Bridal Hair & Makeup · Client project
Aga Rocks Makeup
A polished new home for Aga’s work, with care from the first ideas to the final handover.
- Client
- Aga Rocks Makeup
- Industry
- Bridal hair & makeup
- What I did
- Website design & build
- Platform
- Showit
What Aga wanted
Aga had built her previous website herself. With new photographs underway, she was ready for a more polished online presence: something sophisticated and personal that she’d feel proud to put alongside the bridal artists she admired.
Her work covered bridal hair and makeup as well as other occasions, so the website needed to make room for that range without asking the homepage to explain everything. We worked towards a site where visitors could explore her work, understand the services and get a feel for the person they’d be booking.
“She was incredibly patient, taking the time to understand my vision even when I wasn’t quite sure what I wanted myself.”
“Working with her was a pleasure, and I had complete trust in her throughout. She also made transferring my existing website incredibly easy and really stress free.”
“Thank you so much for making my website look beautiful and professional.”
My Approach
Aga wanted the design to feel premium and high-end. I chose warm cream, brown and gold, paired with elegant typography and space around the photography. The aim was to give her work a considered setting while keeping the practical details easy to find.
Meet Aga as well as her work
Photographs of Aga working sit alongside the finished hair and makeup looks, with an introduction to the artist behind them. For someone choosing who will be with them on their wedding morning, that personal side matters. The About page gives her experience and approach their own space, while the portfolio lets visitors explore the work.
Give the homepage a clear job
With bridal makeup, hair, combined bookings and other occasions to cover, putting every service detail on the homepage would have been a lot to take in. I suggested keeping it as an introduction and moving the fuller explanations to the Services page. There, visitors can explore the options and pricing with more context, rather than trying to piece the offer together.
Make getting in touch feel straightforward
The enquiry form asks for useful details such as the date, location and service, and the page explains when to expect a reply. FAQs answer questions about trials, timings and travel before someone enquires. Alongside her photographs and client reviews, those details help visitors understand both the work and what happens next.
From design to handover
I designed and built the site in Showit, then worked through the details that would help Aga launch it and feel comfortable taking it over.
- Home, About, Services, Portfolio and Contact pages, bringing her photographs, service information and enquiry form together.
- Mobile layout and page speed checks, with image optimisation and descriptive image text, plus page titles and search descriptions.
- A favicon, the small icon shown in browser tabs, to carry the identity through to the finishing details.
- Help with the domain changeover, Google Analytics and Google Search Console setup.
- A handover call to walk through the website, help with the setup and transfer it into her own Showit account.
The Work
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