A tattoo studio website designed to turn style browsing into consult requests

1. 01

   Black, white and one red mark

   Tattoo clients judge a studio on taste first. The whole page is black ink on optic white with a single red used for the button and the active style, so the photographs of work will carry the color once the owner adds them.

2. 02

   Pick a style and read one line about it

   5 styles sit in a row of tabs; selecting one swaps a one-line description in place. A visitor finds their style in a few seconds and the row doubles as a map of what the studio takes on.

3. 03

   The process is 4 rows that open on request

   Request a consult, discuss and plan, design and approve, make your mark. Each row expands to a sentence, which tells a first-timer that approval comes before the needle without burying the page in text.

4. 04

   The consult form asks what an artist needs

   Name, email, phone, preferred contact and a box for the idea, references and placement. That is the information a studio asks for in a direct message anyway, so the form saves the back-and-forth.

• Photos of healed work from your own artists, labeled by style
• The styles you take on, and the ones you refer out
• How a consult and a session work, including deposits and approval of the design
• Artist bios with their own portfolios if there is more than one chair
• Aftercare instructions and shop policies, including age and ID rules
• A consult request form that asks for the idea, placement, references and preferred contact

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