Website

TLC Massage Wellness

Browse treatments, request a visit, and give the owner tools to manage the website.

Selected personal project

Local demo · Sample content

Video consultation · Opens BriefBooth in a new tab. Requests are reviewed before confirmation.

How it works

A wellness website with appointment requests and practical owner controls.

Made for Wellness practices and prospective clients

Choose a treatment

Explore treatments and practitioner profiles on the public website.

Request an appointment

Send a preferred date, time, and treatment for the owner to review. This is a request, not an instantly reserved appointment.

Review booking requests

Accept or decline requests, add private notes, and keep treatments, profiles, and website content up to date.

More features
  • Treatment pages
  • Appointment requests
  • Owner content controls

Project images

Every original view, in full color. Open any image at full size.

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App and website captures

Desktop TLC homepage with treatment navigation and a request-a-visit link.
Desktop website

Local demo · Sample content and fictional appointment data. Requests require owner review; the capture uses temporary storage.

TLC homepage at a 390-pixel phone width, with mobile navigation and appointment link.
Mobile website

Local demo · Sample content and fictional appointment data. Requests require owner review; the capture uses temporary storage.

TLC appointment request page with treatment, preferred date, and time choices.
Appointment request page

Local demo · Sample content and fictional appointment data. Requests require owner review; the capture uses temporary storage.

TLC appointment request page at a 390-pixel phone width.
Mobile appointment request

Local demo · Sample content and fictional appointment data. Requests require owner review; the capture uses temporary storage.

TLC treatment-aware request form with fictional Jordan Lee and jordan@example.com sample details.
Request form detail

Local demo · Sample content and fictional appointment data. Requests require owner review; the capture uses temporary storage.

TLC request-received screen, with the appointment still subject to owner review.
Request received

Local demo · Sample content and fictional appointment data. Requests require owner review; the capture uses temporary storage.

TLC owner dashboard showing a fictional appointment awaiting an answer, accept and decline controls, and private notes.
Owner request review

Local demo · Sample content and fictional appointment data. Requests require owner review; the capture uses temporary storage.

TLC owner request review dashboard captured in a taller viewport with fictional appointment data.
Request review, taller view

Local demo · Sample content and fictional appointment data. Requests require owner review; the capture uses temporary storage.

TLC owner treatment-management panel with editable treatment details.
Treatment management

Local demo · Sample content and fictional appointment data. Requests require owner review; the capture uses temporary storage.

TLC owner website editor with controls for public site content.
Website content editor

Local demo · Sample content and fictional appointment data. Requests require owner review; the capture uses temporary storage.

TLC owner website content editor captured in a taller viewport.
Website editor, taller view

Local demo · Sample content and fictional appointment data. Requests require owner review; the capture uses temporary storage.

TLC Massage Wellness homepage with calm green typography and appointment link
Earlier development: Website

Local development capture of the real application with repository-default content and in-memory storage. No live bookings or database were used.

TLC Massage Wellness appointment request form with treatment and preferred time selectors
Earlier development: Booking request

Local development capture of the real application with repository-default content and in-memory storage. No live bookings or database were used.

TLC Massage Wellness treatment editor showing source-default services and in-memory storage notice
Earlier development: Treatment editor

Local development capture of the real application with repository-default content and in-memory storage. No live bookings or database were used.

Product graphics

TLC appointment request form beside owner review controls, using fictional Jordan Lee demo data.
From request to owner review

Repository product artwork · Local demo with sample content.

TLC forest-green wordmark composition beside AI-generated conceptual treatment-room photography.
Website identity

Repository product artwork · Local demo with sample content. AI-generated conceptual wellness photography; not actual premises, staff, or treatments.

TLC square promotional composition with conceptual wellness imagery.
Square campaign artwork

Repository product artwork · Local demo with sample content. AI-generated conceptual wellness photography; not actual premises, staff, or treatments.

TLC portrait promotional composition with AI-generated conceptual towels and wellness details.
Portrait campaign artwork

Repository product artwork · Local demo with sample content. AI-generated conceptual wellness photography; not actual premises, staff, or treatments.

AI-generated conceptual wellness treatment room; not verified premises.
Conceptual treatment room

Repository product artwork · Local demo with sample content. AI-generated conceptual wellness photography; not actual premises, staff, or treatments.

AI-generated conceptual wellness still life; not actual treatment products or premises.
Conceptual wellness details

Repository product artwork · Local demo with sample content. AI-generated conceptual wellness photography; not actual premises, staff, or treatments.

Need something similar?

A similar business need

A salon, wellness practice, or other service business could present its services, collect appointment preferences, and let staff manage requests and website content.

How I would approach your build

Keep treatment-aware appointment requests separate from accepted visits, with owner-controlled status changes and editable public content.

  • Design, development, testing, and launch with a direct line to the person building your product.
  • Scope, price, start date, and target launch agreed before development.
  • Your custom code and deployment handover, with the 30-day money-back guarantee after the completed product launches.

Work directly with the developer, from the first idea to launch. Your custom code is 100% yours. Client work and code stay out of this public portfolio unless you give permission.

BRAND & PRODUCT STORY

See the website and owner controls.

Two short, silent showcases assembled from local demo captures and promotional artwork. Appointment data is fictional; conceptual wellness photography is AI-generated.

Website and owner workflow · 20 seconds

A landscape motion-graphic showcase of the website, request form, owner review, and content controls.

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Vertical showcase · 20 seconds

A vertical motion-graphic showcase using local demo captures and supplied promotional artwork.

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Appointment requests require owner review. These edited showcases do not establish live bookings or a production deployment.

Behind the build

TLC Massage Wellness source code on GitHub ↗
Technical details & image context

Development details

  • Treatment-aware booking requests
  • Accept or decline workflow
  • Editable public content and team

About these images and previews

Supplied visuals show a local demo with sample content and fictional appointment data. Campaign artwork includes AI-generated conceptual wellness photography, not photographs of actual premises, staff, or treatments. Requests await owner review. Online payments, automatic email delivery, and synchronized calendar availability are not implemented. Persistent PostgreSQL storage and Vercel Blob photo uploads require configuration; these captures use an in-memory fallback. Earlier development captures are retained separately. No production deployment or measured client outcomes are claimed.