Totaly Looks Web

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Websites for boutiques and showrooms

A full site for a shop with a real floor: what you carry this season, when you open, and how people find the door.

Womenswear boutique6 pages1Home2New in3Lookbook4Trunk shows5Pickup6Visit
Concept drawingWomenswear boutique
  1. Home: what the shop carries, where it is, today's hours
  2. New in: pieces that arrived this week
  3. Lookbook: the season shown as numbered looks
  4. Trunk shows: dates, RSVP and parking
  5. Pickup: how to collect a held or phoned-in order
  6. Visit: map, entrance and accessibility notes
Red marks the page this kind of shop leans on most. Drawn for this site; not a client project.

Pages most shops need

PageWhat it doesWhat we need from you
HomeShows the current season, today's hours and the next eventA few strong photos and a line on what you carry
New inA short photo set of recent arrivals, changed oftenPhone photos are fine; we set up a simple template
LookbookThe season as numbered looks with the pieces listedShoot photos and a list of pieces per look
EventsUpcoming trunk shows, launches and private shopping nightsDates, times, and whether people need to RSVP
PickupHow held items, alterations and phone orders get collectedYour hold policy and where people collect
VisitMap, entrance, parking, accessibility and hoursPhotos of the storefront and any tricky entrance

Brands you carry

Many customers search for a brand name plus their city. A page that lists the labels and designers you stock, with a line on each, helps people who already know what they want find you. We keep it easy to edit, because brand lists change every season.

Photos first

Fashion and home showrooms sell on images, and photos are what make most shop sites slow. We crop every image for the place it shows, compress it for phones, and write alt text that describes the piece. If you don't have a recent shoot, we'll send a shot list for a phone or a local photographer: the storefront, the floor, a few racks, and some close details of fabric and finish.

Social accounts

A lot of boutiques post new arrivals on social media first. The website doesn't need to copy every post. It should hold what a feed can't: the season's lookbook, the event calendar, hours, pickup rules and directions. We link to your accounts in the header and footer so customers can move between them.

Every page gets a clear title and description, your store details are marked up for search engines, and your hours and address match your Google Business Profile. Lookbook captions and brand lists are real text, which search engines can read and which images alone can't give them.

Questions

Can you redesign the site I have?

Yes. We keep your domain, carry over the pages that still work and set up redirects for any that move, so old links and search results keep landing in the right place.

Do you write the text?

If you want us to. Send notes on the shop and the brands, and we'll write the pages for your approval.

Have a season or an event coming up? Tell us what you sell, how people reach you now and the date you're working toward.

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