Massage service
Massage by Aleks offers private studio appointments and mobile massage at clients’ locations. The website starts with that distinction. Visitors choose a studio or mobile appointment before exploring the treatments, packages, and booking options that follow.
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Appointment formats
A studio appointment and a session at home, a hotel, or an office require different practical details. Both options appear at the start of the site, so a visitor can follow the format that suits them. Shared typography and imagery keep both parts recognizable as the same practice.
Treatment information
Treatment descriptions sit with durations and prices, with add-ons beside the sessions they complement. Packages have a separate place for clients considering several appointments. The organization follows the choices involved in booking: where, which treatment, and which option.
Photography and client stories
The client’s photography and video bring Aleks and the treatment setting into the site. Client stories and feedback appear alongside the introduction to the practice, giving visitors personal context before they choose a service.
Booking and checkout
Service cards, packages, booking links, and checkout connect the offer to the appropriate booking or purchase option. Phone and contact details remain available for clients who want to ask a question first.
On a phone, the page order keeps appointment format, treatment, price, and booking together. The photography shares the screen with the details needed to arrange a session.
The finished website
A visitor can explore a studio appointment or a mobile visit through the same website, with the treatment information, packages, payment connections, and contact options needed for each.
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