I built a salon website that its owner can run without a developer
I just built a salon website that doesn't need a developer every time something needs to change And that's the part I'm most excited about. I built a fully customizable, multi-page salon website using: Next.js 16 Tailwind CSS Strapi CMS The idea was simple A business owner should be able to update their website without touching the code. Want to: Add a new service? Add/remove sections? Publish a…
I recently developed a salon website that does not require a developer for any updates or changes. This was my most exciting achievement. The website is fully customizable and multi-page, built using Next.js 16, Tailwind CSS, and Strapi CMS.
The idea behind the project was simple: a business owner should be able to update their website without dealing with code. This includes adding new services, removing or changing sections, publishing new blog articles, updating images, and managing content. All of this can be done through the Strapi CMS. Essentially, every part of the website is managed by Strapi CMS.
The frontend of the website is built with Next.js 16, ensuring a fast and modern experience. Meanwhile, Strapi provides the business with full control over the content. This application is not limited to just salon websites. The same approach can be used to create high-quality, customizable websites for various businesses such as salons, restaurants, clinics, hotels, agencies, and small businesses. The goal is to develop a flexible system that can grow with the business.
I'm a freelancer, mentor, and full-stack developer with over 9 years of experience, primarily working with React, Next.js, and Node.js. In addition to building real-world web applications, I also train developers and teams in modern JavaScript, Next.js, and MERN stack technologies. I've created courses with over 3000 students enrolled. You can view my portfolio at yogeshchavan.dev and follow me on LinkedIn for daily content.
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