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Selected work / Salon 414 case study

A salon’s character.
A clearer online presence.

Full website design and development for Salon 414 in Vilnius, Lithuania. Explore the live interface, its content structure and the details behind the presentation.

salon414 · Vilnius, Lithuania
Salon 414 interior featured on the salon website
414SALONVilnius, Lithuania
A SPACE FOR YOUR NEXT CHAPTER

Beautiful hair.
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BUSINESS WEBSITE · BEAUTY & WELLNESS

Salon 414 — Vilnius

Design & development

A website for a salon in Vilnius, Lithuania, bringing its space and services into a cohesive digital experience.

My role covered the full website design and development. The imagery above comes from the live website; the showcase frame is a presentation of the project.

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Salon 414 / Project overview

A space.
A service. A story.

The live website brings the salon’s services, space, people and work into one online experience. It introduces the Vilnius salon before giving visitors routes to services, the team, gallery and contact information.

CLIENT
Salon 414
LOCATION
Vilnius, Lithuania
MY ROLE
Full design & development
PROJECT TYPE
Business website
Styling chairs and salon floor featured on the Salon 414 website

Visible design decisions

Information,
with intention.

01

Services with context

The homepage presents popular services with prices and durations, followed by a route to all services. Visitors can begin with a few clear choices before exploring the complete offering.

02

A visual sense of the salon

Interior imagery introduces the space. Team information and the work gallery add different kinds of context: the people behind the service and examples of the salon’s work.

03

More than one next step

Booking and service links appear in the opening section. Location and contact information are available further down the page, supporting visitors at different stages of their decision.

Actual live-site captures

Across screens.
The same identity.

Captured from the live Salon 414 website on 9 October 2026. The project frame above is a designed showcase; these images document the actual interface.

Actual desktop capture of Salon 414’s homepage showing its navigation, salon introduction and booking and service links
Desktop homepage · 1366px viewport
Actual mobile capture of Salon 414’s homepage, showing its narrow-screen navigation and introductory content
Mobile homepage · 390px viewport

What this case study shows.

My contribution covered the full website design and development. The screenshots and live link demonstrate the published interface and content. This case study does not claim an undocumented increase in bookings, revenue or conversions.

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