Your public storefront pages

Every salon's public page at randvu.app/s/<slug> isn't a single page — it's a small storefront with seven nav pills across the top. Clients use the pills to browse before they book. This article covers what each one shows so you know what to put where.

The seven pills

Listed in order, left to right:

1. Overview — /s/<slug> — the salon landing page (cover photo, name, slogan, bio, location/phone/Instagram chips, the Reserve CTA).
2. Services — /s/<slug>/services — the full service catalogue grouped by category.
3. Stylists — /s/<slug>/stylists — profile cards for each staff member.
4. Gallery — /s/<slug>/gallery — the portfolio gallery you uploaded in Branding.
5. Policies — /s/<slug>/policies — your cancellation / no-show / deposit / general policies in plain English.
6. FAQ — /s/<slug>/faq — frequently-asked questions.
7. Book — /s/<slug>/book — the booking wizard itself.

The pills are sticky at the top of every sub-page, so clients can hop between them without scrolling back. A persistent Reserve CTA also lives at the bottom of every page that isn't already the booking wizard.

What controls what

Each pill reads from a different place in admin — knowing which lets you fix what looks wrong:

• Overview — Salon (your location's name, address, phone, slogan/bio, contact details) and Settings → Gallery & branding (cover photo).
• Services — Services page. Anything with Active off is hidden from the public list.
• Stylists — Staff page. Each staff member's Public profile fields drive their card (display name, title, bio, photo).
• Gallery — Settings → Gallery & branding → the portfolio gallery editor.
• Policies — Settings → Booking rules & policies (cancellation / no-show / deposit policy values and the general policies free-text area).
• FAQ — managed alongside the policies / storefront content (the FAQ list is currently a content surface, not a per-question editor in admin).
• Book — the wizard. Driven by Services + Staff + Booking rules + Locations.

Tips

• Cover photo and slogan matter most. They're the first thing clients see on Overview and they set the tone for everything else. Update them in Settings → Gallery & branding.
• Stylist photos are worth doing once, well. A square crop on a neutral background looks better than a candid mirror shot. The Stylists pill is where clients pick who they want.
• Policies do double duty. They show up on this dedicated tab and on the booking confirmation. Keep them short and human — "Cancel 24 hours ahead, please" beats a wall of legalese.
• The Book pill is the only one with a path that diverges from the others — it loads the booking wizard at /s/<slug>/book, not a content page. If you want to share the booking flow directly, that's the URL to paste.