Massage studio
Golden Bamboo began with information about the studio and its services. The project grew from there: a bamboo-inspired logo, original photography, and a website in Ukrainian and English. Identity and booking were developed together, down to the treatment a client selects in the form.
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Identity and photography
A bamboo mark, green, warm gold, and serif type establish the studio’s visual identity. The same choices carry into service pages and booking, making the logo part of a broader design system.
Original photography was created for the website. Warm lighting, bodywork details, and compositions suited to the layouts give the pages their own imagery.
Treatment menu
A numbered menu keeps treatment names, focus, duration, price, and booking together. Clients can compare the options in one place. Session packages sit separately, making the distinction between an individual treatment and a series of visits visible.
Ukrainian and English
Both versions use the same page structure and visual identity. Navigation, treatments, package links, and form messages follow the chosen language. The language choice continues when a visitor leaves the service menu to book.
Booking
Selecting a treatment, duration, or package opens the matching option in the booking form. The information chosen on the page travels with the client, so they do not have to select it again.
Responsive layouts keep the treatment information and fields usable on a phone. Field validation identifies details that need attention before the request is sent.
The finished website
Golden Bamboo’s logo, photographs, treatment menu, and bilingual forms share one design direction. The finished site connects 16 treatments and separate session packages to booking requests that retain the client’s choice.
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