Tattoo & Piercing Studiosoultattooatelier.com

SOUL Tattoo Atelier — Multi-language Website & Booking System

SOUL Tattoo Atelier is a tattoo and piercing studio in Prague. They needed a site that matched the quality of their work — one that covered all their services, worked in multiple languages, and made booking easy.

Deliverables

What was built

Languages supported

4 (CS, EN, ES, DE)

Content pages delivered

10+

SEO score

93 / 100

Accessibility score

98 / 100

Features

Key features delivered

10+ pages: Home, Tattoos, Piercing, Training, Guest Artist, Merch, Artists, Gallery, Blog, Booking
Czech, English, Spanish, and German — with a language switcher in the navigation
Online booking system with consultation flow built in
Gallery with category filters: Tattoo, Training, Merch, Studio
Schema.org structured data, semantic HTML, optimized meta tags
Blog section for editorial content and long-term SEO
Responsive layout, built mobile-first
All photos compressed and formatted for fast loading

Stack

Technical stack

Frontend

HTML5, CSS3, JavaScript — semantic markup using proper structural elements throughout

Languages

4 languages (CS, EN, ES, DE) with a dynamic switcher that updates all content and metadata

SEO

Schema.org JSON-LD structured data, optimized meta tags, alt text on all images — 100/100 SEO score

Navigation

10 main nav items covering every service and content area on the site

Booking

Booking system connected throughout the site with clear calls to action at each decision point

Content

Blog, service pages, artist profiles, and a filterable gallery — all managed within the same codebase

Hosting

Self-hosted on a containerized server — HTTPS, automated deployments, fast asset delivery

Challenge

What needed solving

The studio had a real offline reputation but no website that reflected it. They were running tattooing, piercing, training courses, and guest artist programs at the same time — each needed its own clear page. With international clients regularly coming through Prague, the site also had to work in four languages.

Approach

How it was approached

Built a multi-language website covering all service areas: 10+ pages, booking integration, a filterable gallery, and a blog. Everything sits on semantic HTML with Schema.org structured data and separate metadata per language.

Implementation

How it was built

1

Built 10 pages covering every service area: Home, Tattoos, Piercing, Training, Guest Artist, Merch, Artists, Gallery, Blog, and Booking.

2

Added Czech, English, Spanish, and German with a language switcher in the main navigation — all content and metadata updates on switch.

3

Connected an online booking system with a consultation flow — visitors can request or book directly from the site.

4

Set up a gallery with filters by category: Tattoo, Training, Merch, and Studio.

5

Added Schema.org structured data and optimized all meta tags. PageSpeed SEO score: 100/100.

6

Built a blog section for editorial content that supports search visibility over time.

7

Compressed and formatted all photos for fast loading without losing visible quality.

Outcome

What was achieved

The site launched with a 100/100 SEO score and 98/100 accessibility. It covers all four languages, handles bookings, and gives the studio's work a presentation that actually matches it.

Lessons

Key takeaways

  • Language switching needs to be part of the initial architecture. Adding it later means rebuilding most of the page structure.
  • Gallery speed is mostly an image optimization problem, not a layout problem.
  • Booking buttons work better when placed where the decision actually happens — not just in the header and footer.