I build web products people actually use.

Front-end decisions

• Seven steps, one question eachService, style, place, stylist, time, contact details, review: each screen asks one thing, and the stylist step appears only when there is a real choice. The step lives in the URL, so a booking survives a reload, can be shared and works with the back button.
• Errors when they helpA field is checked when you leave it, not while you type, and Continue stays disabled until the step is valid. An unfinished booking is kept for the session, so a reload or a dropped connection does not lose it.
• Phone first, keyboard tooDesigned on a phone screen first. Moving between steps puts focus on the new heading and announces it to screen readers, so the whole flow also works from a keyboard.
• Two themes, no flashDark first, taken from the studio's amber-on-black look, and a light theme that is the same brand on warm paper. It follows the system until the visitor picks one, and is applied before the first paint.