Booking Site Concepts by Industry

We do not have client case studies to show, so instead of borrowing someone else's work we drew these concepts. Each one is a direction for a fictional business, chosen to show how the booking flow changes with the type of service. The screens are drawn in code for this page; the names and addresses are invented.

Six concepts, six kinds of booking

• lindenloom.example

  Linden & LoomServices · Team · BookCuts, Colour and CareChoose a service, then a stylistBook now

  Salon and beauty: Linden & Loom Studio

  The booking flow starts with the service menu, grouped into cuts, colour and treatments, each with a duration and a starting price. The customer then picks a stylist or "first available". Colour services over two hours carry a deposit, and the policy sits above the payment button in two plain sentences.

  Illustrative concept, fictional business
• northfern.example

  NorthfernPhysio · Yoga · BookPhysio and Yoga Under One RoofNew patients start with an assessmentSee times

  Health and wellness: Northfern Physio and Yoga

  Two paths from the first screen: new patients book an assessment, returning patients book a follow-up. The form asks for a name, contact details and a time, nothing clinical. Reminders mention the clinic and the time, not the treatment. Yoga classes use capacity and a waitlist.

  Illustrative concept, fictional business
• ironpine.example

  IronpineTimetable · PacksSmall Group StrengthSix places per classReserve a place

  Fitness and training: Ironpine Training

  A weekly timetable with filters for coach and class type. Each class shows whether places remain, and a full class offers the waitlist or the next session with space. Class packs are explained before purchase, including how late cancellations draw down a pack.

  Illustrative concept, fictional business
• harbourline.example

  HarbourlineAdvice · BookBook a 30-Minute CallTimes shown in your time zonePick a time

  Consulting: Harbourline Advisory

  Video calls with clients across Canada. Times appear in the visitor's own zone with the zone named, a short pre-call questionnaire follows the booking and the confirmation carries the call link and a calendar file with the correct zone. Paid sessions use a hosted payment page.

  Illustrative concept, fictional business
• tidegate.example

  Tidegate Home CareAreas · BookFurnace and Duct VisitsMorning or afternoon arrival windowsCheck my area

  Home services: Tidegate Home Care

  A postal code check comes first, so people outside the service area find out before choosing a time. Bookings use morning and afternoon arrival windows rather than exact times, and larger jobs switch to a request-a-quote path instead of instant booking.

  Illustrative concept, fictional business
• maplestone.example

  Maplestone MassageTherapists · BookBook a Massage with an RMTChoose a therapist and a lengthBook a visit

  Clinic: Maplestone Massage Therapy

  Customers choose a treatment length and a therapist. Therapist profiles show only details the clinic provides and can verify. Two therapists share one room, so the booking rules block the room as well as the person, and a test week confirms they never overlap.

  Illustrative concept, fictional business

What the concepts have in common

• Prices include any mandatory fees when first shown¹.
• Forms collect only what the booking needs².
• The booking path works with a keyboard and screen reader, following the W3C date picker pattern³.
• Confirmations and reminders stay about the booking and include a change link.
• Times carry a named time zone wherever a customer could be elsewhere.

See a working calendar

The concepts are static drawings. To try a keyboard-accessible calendar and time picker, open the booking demo. It is a demonstration only and books nothing.