Case study

LoCdByChar

A brand new business, online the day after her brief.

LoCdByChar is a home based, traveling master loctician and natural hair stylist serving the High Desert of California. She had a logo, a service menu, and photos of her work, and no website. This is what our team designed and built for her on VoVo.

New business Designed by Jag Journey Built on VoVo
The LoCdByChar website home page
Livelocdbychar.com
At a glance

From nothing online to open for booking.

She knew her craft and her prices. She needed a place to send people.

The client A home based, traveling master loctician and natural hair stylist serving the High Desert and nearby neighborhoods.
Where she started No website. A logo, earth tone colors, a written service menu, and photos of her work.
What we built A one page site with her story, her full menu, her work, her private classes, and a booking request form.
How long it took Her brief arrived one day. Her site was live the next, and her first round of changes was made that same day.
The LoCdByChar home page scrolling from the hero through her story and her service menu
The design

Built from her own brand.

She asked for earth tones: orange, tan, black, and brown. Her logo is a hand drawn padlock on a burnt orange brush stroke. Everything on the site grows out of those two things.

  • Espresso, clay, and sand, taken straight from her logo
  • Bold display type for headlines, with a brush script for her voice
  • The padlock and keyhole from her logo return as drawings through the page
  • Loc strands that sway, and cards that tilt under your pointer
Espresso Clay Sand
What is on the site

One page that does the whole job.

A new client can meet her, see the work, check the price, and ask for a time without leaving the page.

01

Her story

An About section in her own words, beside a photo of her work.

02

The full menu

Loc maintenance, kids locs, braids, twists, and boho styles, in tabs with the prices she set.

03

The work

A reel of her own photos, each one named the way she names the style.

04

Private classes

Learn, Master, Build: her one on one classes for people who want to become locticians.

05

Book your chair time

A request form asks for the service, the place, and the days that work. She gets an email, and the client gets a confirmation with their answers.

06

Replies in one place

Each request also opens a ticket in her VoVo admin, so she answers from one inbox and the client hears back by email.

Behind the page

Details she never had to ask for.

Her own domain

locdbychar.com was registered and connected through VoVo, so her site, her address, and her admin live in one place.

Photo privacy

She works from home, so the location data was removed from every photo before it went online.

Ready for phones

The menu, the reel, and the booking form were checked at phone width before launch.

Hers to edit

The page opens in the VoVo Visual Builder, so small copy and photo changes are hers to make.

How it went

From her brief to live.

Four steps, and she saw the design before anything went public.

01

Her brief

She emailed her colors, logo, bio, service menu, class details, and photos.

02

A concept to react to

We designed a complete home page concept for review before anything went live.

03

Live

With the concept approved, the site went live on her domain the day after her brief.

04

Round two

She sent changes, including the right names for two styles and a new photo, and they were made the same day.

On her site
Back to the Showroom
The service menu on the LoCdByChar website, with tabs for each kind of service and its prices
The Book your chair time request form on the LoCdByChar website
New Web Design

Want a site like hers?

New Web Design is $499.99 one time when you sign up for VoVo: a fresh design by our team, with two rounds of changes.

This case study, the design it shows and its screenshots are © 2026 Jag Journey, LLC. All rights reserved. LoCdByChar keeps its own name, logo, photos and words.