Custom website design for a massage studio

Desktop mockup of a massage studio website design showing the homepage and treatment overview

A full website build for a massage and wellness business

I designed and built a complete website for a massage studio, taking the project from initial concept through to final launch. The focus throughout was on three things: a site that is easy to use, visually clear, and fast. The result is a professional platform that reflects the calm, considered feel of the studio itself and gives potential clients everything they need to feel confident about booking.

Mobile phone mockup of a massage and wellness studio website built for a UK business
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What the massage studio needed from a new website

The studio needed a site that felt as calm as the experience itself, communicated services clearly, and made it easy for local clients to find them and book. Usability and visual clarity were non-negotiable.

Results

Clients who arrive ready to book rather than just enquiring

The clear services structure and straightforward booking path have shortened the gap between a first visit and a confirmed appointment. Visitors come in more decided than before.

Discovery through local search rather than just social

The studio now reaches potential clients who are searching for treatments nearby rather than relying entirely on Instagram or existing client recommendations to bring in new business.

A site that holds up as the business grows

The Webflow build is structured to scale. New treatments can be added, the team can make changes independently, and the site will not need a full rebuild the next time the offering changes.
Common questions

Good to know

Do I still need a website if I use Fresha or Booksy?

Yes, and the fee structure is the reason. Fresha charges a one-off 20% plus VAT when a new client finds you through its marketplace, and nothing when that same client books through your own site. A booking button embedded on a page you own carries no acquisition fee at all. The platform runs the calendar; the website decides who gets paid for the introduction.

What can a massage therapist actually claim on their website?

Less than most sites assume. The ASA accepts that massage helps with relieving everyday stress, relaxation, sleep and a general sense of wellbeing. Anything beyond that needs clinical evidence, and adding the word “may” in front of a health claim does not make it acceptable. Massage is not on the ASA's approved list for pain relief claims.

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