Cards are not configuration blocks.
They’re your voice, your personality, and your invitation to the visitor.
When someone lands in your QRaway Space, they don’t know who you are.
They don’t know your rhythm, your process, or your language.
Your cards are what translate all of that into something visible, friendly, and clear.
A good card answers three silent questions before the client even clicks it:
What is this?
How long will it take?
What am I getting?
If your card can answer all three instantly — it works.
If it can’t, it’s just decoration.
So instead of “Session 30 min,” say something that actually means something.
Your goal isn’t to sound fancy — it’s to be obvious.
Icons are small, but they speak louder than text.
They’re not decoration — they’re visual context.
💡 Tip: choose icons that reflect what happens in that moment, not who you are.
a flame for energy or motivation
a leaf for rest or recovery
a cup for talk or reflection
a gear for planning or creation
If you need custom icons or help generating them — QRaway can help.
The key is: each card should look like a place someone wants to step into.
Generic titles confuse people.
They make your work look vague and distant.
❌ Bad:
“Coaching Session – 30 min”
“Beauty Consultation”
✅ Better:
“New Client Consultation – 30 min”
“Haircut – Women’s / Men’s / Kids – 30 min”
Even if all those options take the same time, separating them helps everyone —
your client instantly knows what to choose,
and you know exactly what to prepare for.
Clarity isn’t clutter — it’s service.
The description isn’t a sales pitch.
It’s a small promise.
One or two sentences are enough:
“A focused session to reconnect with your goals and leave with one clear next step.”
“Gentle herbal balance for tired minds and restless skin.”
You’re not trying to impress.
You’re trying to make it safe for a stranger to click book.
And remember — less text means more focus.
Each card has a duration, but think of it as energy length, not just time.
A 15-minute check-in should feel light and focused.
A 60-minute session should feel grounded and deep.
A 90-minute ritual should feel like stepping into another space entirely.
You’re not building a system of numbers — you’re building a rhythm of experiences.
Always design for the person who’s never met you.
Ask yourself:
“If someone lands here with zero context — will they know what to click?”
If yes — perfect.
If no — simplify.
The best cards explain themselves.
You shouldn’t have to explain them again in a message.
If your calendar looks consistent — calm icons, aligned names, balanced colors —
people feel trust before they even read a word.
You don’t need to be a designer.
You just need clarity, repetition, and restraint.
Less chaos = more trust.
And QRaway takes care of the rest — alignment, layout, balance — automatically.
A Digital Space is a doorway into your world.
Cards are the signs along the path — clear, warm, and human.
Make them easy to understand.
Make them honest.
Make them yours.
QRaway will handle the structure.
You bring the meaning.
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