# Chair — client content workbook

Private evaluation. Keep personal records, passwords and access codes out of this file.

## Business facts
- Actual business name, descriptor and coverage:
- Public contact method and verified destination:
- Actual hours, appointment confirmation and cancellation terms:

## Three service scopes
### First-visit cut
- Actual name and purpose:
- Included work:
- Exclusions and condition limits:
- Price or estimate basis:
- Duration and preparation:

### Returning cut
- Actual name and purpose:
- Included work:
- Exclusions and condition limits:
- Price or estimate basis:
- Duration and preparation:

### Styling session
- Actual name and purpose:
- Included work:
- Exclusions and condition limits:
- Price or estimate basis:
- Duration and preparation:

## Design-specific review
Independent stylist and private-suite visits. Review these practical questions with the owner:
- For a first visit or a larger change, describe your current length and what you are considering so the stylist can advise on the appointment.
- Ask privately about access, communication preferences or anything that would help you feel prepared. The stylist can explain the studio arrangements before you book.
- Confirm the address, arrival guidance, price and appointment policies through the stylist’s booking route. Keep private access details off the public website.

## Images and content
- Authorized image source and permission:
- Accurate alternative text and caption:
- Remaining fixed HTML copy and page metadata reviewed:

## Acceptance
- Saved settings reopened and installed in the working website folder:
- All three pages, all three service links, mobile, enlarged text and keyboard checked:
- Inquiry delivery tested only when authorized:
- Editable handoff draft saved and reopened:
- Remaining issues and applicable commercial-use approval:

## Third page content
A note before your first visit.
- There is no perfect brief: Bring photographs if they help, or explain what feels difficult about your current cut. A preference about length, upkeep or the way hair moves is a useful place to begin.
- Make the appointment fit the change: A routine trim and a substantial restyle can need different time. Describe the change when arranging your visit so the stylist can confirm the service and appointment length.
- Leave with answers you can use: Ask about the finish, the tools used and the simplest steps to repeat at home. Confirm any future appointment directly; a website enquiry alone does not hold a place in the diary.