Case Study
SD Nail Studio case study
SD Nail Studio is a manicure studio in Sarajevo. We built sdnailstudio.ba so clients can pick a service, see a slot, and book without calling — the same job as a good front desk, on a phone.
The brand sits in dusty rose and ink, matching a silver-and-black salon mark rather than a generic booking theme. Hygiene, precision, and a calm schedule are the story; the site has to feel that way before anyone taps a time.
Tools used:
Product overview
The site is a client-facing schedule: service selection, appointment slots, and a path that stays readable on a phone in a waiting room or on the tram. Owners get bookings in one place instead of messages scattered across apps.
Challenge and goals
Nail studios lose time to “are you free Thursday?” threads. Prices and duration live in the artist’s head; the client cannot self-serve a french, a gel overlay, or a fill.
We aimed for a booking surface that is as precise as the work: clear services, honest duration, and a calendar that only offers times the studio can actually take.
Target audience
- Clients booking manicure, gel, and nail-art appointments in Sarajevo.
- Returning guests who want a fill or a familiar set without calling.
- People sent a link from Instagram who need to finish a booking on the spot.
- The studio owner managing the day’s chair time from one schedule.
Technological aspects
A web booking product: service catalogue, slot picker, and confirmation flow built for a single-chair studio. The UI stays light so a long service list does not turn into a brochure. The live site is the client-facing surface at sdnailstudio.ba.
Live website
Current public landing page for SD Nail Studio. Click the viewport to open the live site.
Conclusion
SD Nail Studio’s bookings belong on a site that looks like the studio — rose accent, quiet type, a schedule clients can complete alone. Visit sdnailstudio.ba.