Tech stack
Overview
Opulence Luxury Salon needed a website live fast. It was a short-term, service-showcase build rather than a long-term platform: the client wanted somewhere to point customers to that showed off the salon's services, pricing, and look, with no runway for a longer design or engineering cycle.
What We Built
A single-purpose site focused on presenting the salon well: services laid out clearly, pricing visible up front, and photography doing most of the persuading. No booking system, no accounts, no backend beyond hosting: every part of the stack was chosen to ship quickly rather than to scale.
Given the timeline, decisions were made to keep scope tight rather than complete. Anything that wasn't the service showcase itself was left out, so the build could go from brief to live in days rather than weeks.
Learnings
Not every project needs to be built for the long haul. This one had a clear, short-term goal, and matching the build's ambition to that goal (rather than defaulting to a bigger, more "permanent" solution) was what let it ship on the client's timeline.
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