Agnieszka Gumowska — massage studio

Context

Agnieszka Gumowska runs a Massage Salon in Gorlice at ul. Kosciuszki 2/1. This is not a regular massage salon, it is a place with 51 verified reviews and a 100% recommendation rate, offering some of the more exotic massage techniques on the Malopolska market.

Clients consistently highlight three things: Agnieszka's professionalism, the warm atmosphere of the salon (the scent of candles, therapeutic music), and the wide offer. It is the type of business where marketing does not do the work: the client experience and referrals do.

Scope of work

• Website design: matched to the character of the salon (feminine elegance, warm tones)
• Implementation: WordPress with a full presentation of the offer
• Service presentation: a clear list of all massage techniques

Full massage offer

The site presents eleven different massage techniques, each with its own description and price:

• Therapeutic massage: for people with pain
• Relaxation massage: classic relaxation
• KOBIDO: Japanese face lift, a premium procedure
• HADADO: body massage with therapeutic elements
• Water Head Spa: a wet head massage, an exotic technique
• Hot stone massage: deep warming
• Aromatic hot candle massage: full relaxation
• Hot chocolate massage: sensual, skincare-oriented
• Foot massage: reflexology
• Lymphatic drainage: therapy for swelling
• Kinesio Taping: muscle and joint support

Why the breadth of the offer matters

In massage, the client often comes in with a specific problem or a specific occasion. Want KOBIDO? Here it is. Lymphatic drainage after a procedure? Here it is. A hot stone massage for mom on Mother's Day? Here it is. The site lets everyone find exactly what they are looking for without guessing.

Local reputation as the foundation

Agnieszka has a solid foundation: 51 reviews with a 100% recommendation rate. The site does not need to prove the quality of the service, it only needs to present it. That is why I designed a layout that quickly guides the client from "what you do" to "how to book a visit", without burying them in marketing fluff.