Hairdressers and barbers
Price list, opening hours, atmosphere and an appointment in a few taps on your phone. Four fictional businesses, four very different sites: from five pages to a site with more than ten pages. Whatever you come up with, we can make.
Barbershop De Schaar
Barbershop. Almost black with gold leaf, like the lettering on a barbershop window, and heavy narrow capitals like a hanging sign. The clipper guard numbers (#0 to #3) run through the site like a fade, the prices hang on a letter board and the barber pole spins by the booking button.
See example →Kapsalon Krul & Kleur
Hair salon. This site is set up like a fashion magazine about hair: the name is big at the top, with letters that fade from dark roots to honey-blonde ends, just like a balayage. Hair swatches from the colour chart, hair levels 1 to 10 and curl types 2A to 4C show straight away that a colour specialist works here who honestly explains what’s possible.
See example →Kinderkapper Knipoog
Children’s hairdresser. A children’s hairdresser where parents feel at home too: warm pastels, rounded letters and the site built from playful boxes, like a play corner. Calling and booking a haircut sit at the bottom under your thumb, because you often have a child on your arm.
See example →Haarwerkstudio Vol & Vrij
Hair replacement specialist. First you see Jolien, who wears a hairpiece herself, and only then the hairpieces: with hair loss you choose a person, not a shop. Linen, deep teal and a fine lace net (the material hair is knotted onto by hand) make it calm and dignified, and the photo of the studio stays in view while you read, without hurry.
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