Scheduling & Operator Workflow

VELOURA

A fictional nail studio experience that connects an editorial customer journey with appointment scheduling and an artist workspace.

Deep aubergine almond-shaped nails resting on softly folded champagne silk in the VELOURA showcase.
VELOURA Nail Studio interactive reference experience.

Technologies Python · Flask · Jinja · JavaScript

From social visibility to a complete customer journey

VELOURA imagines how a visually driven nail artist could move beyond a feed of individual posts and present one coherent experience. Visitors can understand the studio concept and browse an editorial portfolio. They can compare services and move naturally into appointment scheduling.

Scheduling that makes availability understandable

The interactive flow guides a visitor through service and date selection. Available times account for the chosen service and the studio day. The visitor can add contact details before reviewing and confirming the request.

The operator side of the experience

An artist workspace connects customer scheduling to the work behind it. The dashboard shows upcoming appointments and requests that need attention. Calendar and availability controls let an operator adjust the same schedule customers use.

Experience the workflow before adding production integrations

The working prototype lets customer and operator workflows be tried together. Scheduling rules and availability changes can be evaluated before production integrations are needed.

The experience uses fictional records and temporary booking details. It creates no real appointment or durable customer record.

VELOURA is a fictional Broken Pickaxe reference project. It is not a real salon or client engagement.