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Everything the page needs to work, before photography and film.
Gia
A Bangkok day spa where the site moves at the pace of the treatment room
A concept day spa in Bangkok, set around a teak sala and a long lotus pool
Guests arrive to a slow, silent film of the water, then a menu that tells them everything before they ask. Gia is a spa I invented to show what a Bangkok day spa site looks like when it is built to the standard of the room. The spa is fictional. The build is real, and live.
The menu is where a spa site loses the guest
A guest choosing a treatment wants three answers: what it is, how long it takes, and what it costs. I set one rule for the brief — no PDF menu, no price on request, no booking that starts in a chat window. Every answer sits on the page the guest is already reading.
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A menu that answers before the guest asks
Every treatment carries its duration, its price in baht, and a way to book it. Behind the pages sits a management view the spa team runs themselves, so a new treatment or a price change never waits on me.
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A price on every treatment
Eight categories, each on its own page, with a duration and a price beside every treatment. A guest compares a 60 min facial with a 90 min one without leaving the page.
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One request for the whole visit
The booking page lists every treatment on a single form. A guest chooses one or several, and the spa receives one request instead of a thread of messages.
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Membership priced in the open
Each membership states its monthly price and the saving against booking on the day. The terms sit on the same page, in plain language.
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The build, measured
Gia has no guests, so there are no bookings to report. These figures measure the live site itself.
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Time to respond
How quickly the site answers when a guest opens the home page.
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Treatment categories, all priced
Each on its own page, with a duration and a price in baht on every treatment.
Outcome
Gia shows a spa owner what their own site could do before a first call: the menu, the prices, the booking request and the membership, built and working. It is the reference I point to when a spa asks what the standard looks like.
Looking ahead
The next step is a real room. I am looking for the first spa to carry this build under its own name — its own treatments, its own prices, its own sala.
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A booking should feel like the treatment already started
Spa guests decide on tone before they decide on time slots. I build the site that sets that tone, and the booking flow that doesn’t break it.
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