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Stephenie Powers

Every service on Stephenie’s menu has its own Book button into Square, with a guide page for each kind of appointment.

Based in
Phoenix, Arizona
Our part
Website designSalon websiteService menuSquare booking

A long menu.
One right appointment.

A new client choosing between a cut, color, highlights or extensions needs to see the options and book the right one.

A long salon menu is hard to use on a phone, and the wrong booking costs everyone time.

Stephenie Powers salon website on desktop.
The site we shipped, live today. Captured October 27, 2026.
Stephenie Powers salon website on a phone.
Phone view

Every service.
Its own Book button.

The opening shows Stephenie’s style and puts Book with Stephenie on the first screen.

The service menu is grouped the way clients think about it, so the right appointment is one tap from its guide.

  • Guide pages for haircuts, men’s cuts, color, blonde and highlights, color correction and extensions.
  • A booking page where every service has its own Book button into Square.
  • First-visit, pricing and FAQ pages for the questions people ask before they book.

The details come with you.

Website design and service guide pages.

Explore it yourself +
Stephenie Powers salon website on a phone.
Actual mobile view · Stephenie Powers

From the menu
to the chair.

Live at stepheniepowershair.com. Every service on the menu leads to its own booking button.

  • Website design and service guide pages.
  • A booking page with a Square link for each service.
  • First-visit, pricing, FAQ and portfolio pages.

Check it
yourself.

Everything here comes from the live website, as customers see it today.

Stephenie Powers live website on desktop, captured October 27, 2026.
The site we shipped, on a desktop. Captured October 27, 2026.
Stephenie Powers live website on a phone, captured October 27, 2026.
The same site on a phone.
  • The customer’s next step

    The live booking page: each service opens its own Square booking.

    Book with Stephenie on the live site +

  • Readable by Google and AI assistants

    Each page carries structured data, the labels search engines and AI assistants read to learn what the business is and how to reach it. The homepage has HairSalon and Service details for the studio and its menu. It parsed without errors when we checked it on October 27, 2026.

  • Fast and usable on a phone

    Google Lighthouse checks how quickly a page loads on a phone and whether everyone can use it. Our mobile run of the homepage on October 27, 2026, out of 100:

    Speed
    93
    Accessibility
    100
    Best practices
    100
    Search basics
    100

    A one-day lab test of page quality, not a sales result. Scores move a few points between runs. Run it yourself on PageSpeed Insights.

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