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Case Study: Designing a Salon Booking App — How Deemlo Studio Does It

From a salon with no digital systems — to a fully featured booking app with owner dashboard, staff management, automated reminders, and revenue reports. A detailed case study of how Deemlo Studio approaches a booking app project end to end.

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April 21, 2025 10 phút 1 views
Case Study: Designing a Salon Booking App — How Deemlo Studio Does It

Project Context

Client: a full-service beauty salon (hair, nail, spa, eyebrows) in the Mekong Delta with 6–8 staff and 30–40 daily bookings. Problem: all bookings via Zalo and phone, reception staff spending 2–3 hours daily on manual scheduling, ~20% no-show rate, no clear revenue reporting for the owner.

Project Goals

Reduce manual scheduling time. Reduce no-show rate below 10%. Provide real-time dashboard for owner. Create a simple, beautiful booking experience for customers. Launch within 10 weeks.

Architecture Solution

Deemlo Studio designed a multi-role PWA system: Customer app (mobile-first PWA) for browsing and booking. Partner dashboard for managing bookings, staff, services, and reports. Staff module for viewing daily and weekly schedules. Admin panel for system management. Stack: PHP + MySQL backend, vanilla JS frontend, FCM push notifications, PHPMailer.

Results After 8 Weeks

No-show rate dropped from 20% to 7%. Reception scheduling time reduced from 2–3 hours/day to 20–30 minutes. Owner now has weekly revenue and staff performance reports. 35% of bookings made outside business hours — previously completely missed.

Key Lessons

Discovery before code — the first 2 weeks are for asking and listening. Customer data privacy is a real practical concern. Mobile-first is not optional — 92% of customer app traffic came from phones. Automated reminders had the highest ROI of any feature in the project.

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