A calm, premium one-page site for a neighbourhood barbershop: the menu at a glance, walk-in details and an easy way to book a chair.
The brief
A fictional four-chair barbershop. Most visitors are on a phone, deciding between walking in now or booking for later, so everything lives on one quick, readable page.
Kettle & Comb Barbers is fictional. The brief describes a typical business in this trade, not a real client.
Design goals
One page, no hunting
Menu, shop details, booking and directions in a single scroll, with navigation that jumps to each.
Feel like the shop
A quiet, editorial look in deep green and brass, with generous spacing and a serif voice.
Book in seconds
A short booking request with service and preferred day, and a call button that follows you down the page.
What the site does
Design direction: Premium minimalist.
- Booking request form
- Sticky call button on phones
- Single-page navigation
- Service menu with descriptions
- High-contrast, accessible palette
- Forms in the preview are demos and never submit
Photography
- “Barber cutting hair with comb. Back view of man in barber shop.jpg” by Nenad Stojkovic, Wikimedia Commons, CC BY 2.0. Resized for the web.
- “Barber shop, Quebec city, Canada.jpg” by Wilfredor, Wikimedia Commons, CC0. Resized for the web.
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