MalixCode’s role
- Website voice and copy
- Page and content structure
- Art direction and typography
- Services, pricing, portfolio, and visit sections
- Responsive interface design
- Website development
- Contact, social, directions, and booking paths
Barbershop
The character of the shop, brought online
For MK Barbers Level Up, the haircut photography was the place to start. A dark palette and condensed type give the work a bold setting. The service menu, prices, hours, and directions supply the details someone needs to plan a visit.
Visit website
- Business
- Independent barbershop
- Scope
- Copy, design, and development
- Visit planning
- Services, prices, hours, and directions
Voice
Short copy with the shop’s confidence
The writing is direct and economical, from the opening message to the service descriptions. It gives the shop a voice while leaving space for the cuts and the information a local client came to find.
Art direction
The cuts carry the page
The client’s haircut photography leads the design. A dark background, condensed display type, and small red accents frame the images. The surrounding layout gives each photograph enough space to show the work.
Services and prices
The menu answers the practical questions
Cuts, beard services, and student options sit together with prices and booking information. Someone can check the service they want before making a call or deciding when to visit.
Visit information
From the screen to the barbershop
Opening hours, the address, phone, Instagram, and directions cover the essentials of planning a visit. These details sit alongside the portfolio and service menu, where someone looking at the work can use them.
The mobile design keeps the same dark palette and photographic emphasis, with prices and contact actions readable on a smaller screen.
The finished website
Work that draws attention and details that support the visit
The website gives MK Barbers a place to show its cuts and character, with a service menu, prices, and local contact information that visitors can use to arrange an appointment or find the shop.
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