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Sakura Beauty Rituals

A serene, bilingual website for a Japanese facial-massage studio in Madrid — rituals, honest prices and WhatsApp booking in one calm, editorial page.

Client
Sakura Beauty Rituals
Sector
Beauty & Wellness
Country
Spain
Year
2026
Sakura Beauty Rituals — Beauty & Wellness

Impact

2

languages — English & Spanish

4

signature rituals, priced upfront

1 tap

from ritual to WhatsApp booking

01

Challenge

A studio selling silence and expert hands can't live on a noisy template. The atmosphere is the product — and bookings were scattered across DMs, calls and word of mouth.

02

Strategy

Design the website like the treatment itself: unhurried, warm and precise. Every ritual presented with duration and price upfront, and WhatsApp — where clients already are — as the booking channel.

03

Solution

A bilingual (EN/ES) editorial one-pager: the story, four signature rituals with transparent pricing, benefits, gallery and FAQ — every path ending in a one-tap WhatsApp booking.

The work, up close

Sakura Beauty Rituals homepage: “The Japanese art of luminous skin” with cherry blossom still life and booking call to action
The live site — atmosphere first, exactly like the studio
Sakura Beauty Rituals on mobile, where clients browse and book
Mobile — calm survives the small screen
The rituals menu: Facial Ritual, Relaxation Massage and Japanese Beauty Ritual with durations and prices
Rituals as a menu — duration, price, one clear action

Process

  1. 01Art direction from the space itself: pale wood, ceramics, warm light
  2. 02Rituals structured like a menu — duration, price, one clear action
  3. 03Bilingual copy that keeps the same calm voice in both languages
  4. 04WhatsApp booking flow with prefilled messages per ritual

Services provided

  • Web design
  • Art direction
  • Copywriting
  • WhatsApp booking

Technologies

Next.jsTypeScriptTailwind CSSVercel
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