The brief
Most grooming sites hide prices behind stock photos, so the brief was a cheerful, honest site that shows both.

A neighbourhood groomer needed a website that answers the questions owners are nervous about before booking: what it costs for my dog, how the pet is dried, and who is holding the scissors.

Most grooming sites hide prices behind stock photos, so the brief was a cheerful, honest site that shows both.

I built Tubwell around price tags, a groom card and house rules. Prices hang on tags by dog size, every pet gets a card with its coat, cut and notes, and a soft pastel palette with hand-lettered touches keeps the tone playful. It runs on WordPress with Elementor, so the team can edit it.

Desktop and phone, exactly as Tubwell visitors see them.
Visit tubwell.visuvate.com



The site now reads like the shop it represents: owners can price a groom, meet the regulars, see how pets are dried and book from the same page. The shop, self-wash tubs and studio each have their place, and everything stays editable so prices and products can change without a designer.
4 more sections of the live site.



