Design & build, end to end.
What was wrong
Fifteen years behind the chair, 1.7 million views on the lounge’s reels, and nowhere of her own to send a bride’s mother. A price list would have sold the wrong thing. What a bride is buying here is not brow threading and a blow-dry; it is the morning of her wedding, in one room, with her sisters in it.
What I built
So the site is the morning. It runs the day from 5:30 — doors open, hair, makeup unhurried, the veil, and the door the groom has to pay his way through — and hangs the services off that spine instead of listing them. Sixteen named looks let a bride point rather than describe. Hand-written HTML and CSS with GSAP and Lenis, no framework anywhere, and the whole thing runs in English and Dari.
Where it landed
Built and ready. Every path ends in a call or a message rather than a booking engine, because a date and a bridal party get settled by a person, and her own reels carry the proof in place of testimonial tiles.
- reel views
- 1.7M
- languages
- 2
- bridal looks
- 16
Built with HTML, Authored CSS, GSAP, Lenis, Static.
