Service website · Live
Beauty website
Elysium by Georgie Rose
Nails, jewellery and a simple route to book, brought together in one personal website.
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- Nails & jewellery showcase
- Service information
- Online booking journey
The project
What we set out to build
Georgie's website brings nail appointments, permanent jewellery and event enquiries into one place. We built separate service journeys around her real work, then connected the presentation to Elysium Bookings for appointments and a contextual enquiry form for questions, weddings and pop-ups that need a conversation first.
01 / Foundations
Separating appointments from enquiries
Nails and permanent jewellery share a visual identity, but their service information and customer questions are different. We gave each its own page structure, supporting gallery and clear next steps. Book online leads to Elysium Bookings; Ask Georgie opens an enquiry rather than implying that an appointment has been reserved. Service details and price guidance are checked against the booking system, while weddings and pop-ups remain enquiry-led so the website does not promise an unconfirmed package or availability.
02 / Implementation
A small frontend with considered behaviour
The site is built with HTML, CSS and JavaScript. The pages carry their own content and links, while scripts add the mobile drawer, image previews, gallery filtering and a staged enquiry flow. Service links can preselect the relevant category; changing that choice preserves the visitor's contact details. Shared configuration holds the booking and contact destinations. A Sharp image pipeline generates several sizes and formats, allowing the gallery and its larger previews to use optimised versions of the original photographs.
03 / Refinement
Refining navigation, imagery and booking clarity
Later passes focused on the details that become apparent while using the whole site: keyboard navigation, returning focus after closing a preview, gallery filtering through browser history and service links that stay correctly aligned below a sticky section bar. On short screens, sticky controls return to normal flow to leave room for the content. We also tightened repeated copy, aligned the service names and booking labels, and checked that page metadata, structured data and canonical URLs agree with the visible pages.
Where it is now
The website is live with dedicated service pages, galleries, appointment links and contextual enquiries. A content-update guide records how to keep prices, booking destinations, photographs and business details consistent as Georgie's services and work change.