Barbershop websites

A stepped fade scale under the headline, the barbers and their own booking links right after.

A dark shop page led by one big photo of a cut, with the price list set like a felt letter board.

A quiet serif parlour page: a monogram made from the shop's initials, and the hot towel shave set out minute by minute.

The barbers come first: every chair, who sits in it, which days they work, and their own booking button. Today's barbers are marked.

A calm one-chair studio page with lots of white space: a type-only opening, then each service with its own photo.

A shop with a neon sign in the window: the name glows once on a dark panel, then a bright, friendly page with an open-now line.

An early-opening shop for people on shift: a full-bleed photo with the opening time set big, and bands cut on the diagonal.

An after-work shop in warm solid colour blocks: a split hero on horizon bands, and a weekly chart that shows exactly when the chairs are open.

A family barbershop: prices by age from first haircut to seniors, parent-and-kid combos, and what a first haircut visit is like.

A booth-rental shop where each barber runs their own business: every booth shows the barber, their colour, their own prices, and their own booking link.

Live footage from the chair beside a status panel that says if the shop is open right now, and when it opens next.

The cuts come first: a big sideways reel you swipe through, with prices on each cut and a bar that tracks where you are.

A lit sign runs along the top with today's status, hours, and every price, like the scrolling sign in a shop window.

For early-opening shops: a band of sky at the top matches the time of day where the shop is, and the sun rises to its place.

A wall of barber portraits. Tap a barber to open their own cuts, prices, and booking link.