Concept project: fictional business

Corner Chair Barbers

A one-page site for a walk-in barber: prices up front, hours, and tap-to-call.

Business
One-chair barber, Shawlands
Package
Starter, from £249
Fonts
Anton + Inter Tight
Status
Concept (not a real business)
Desktop screenshot of the Corner Chair Barbers concept site
Mobile screenshot of the Corner Chair Barbers concept site

The brief

Corner Chair is a one-chair, walk-in-friendly barber in Shawlands with a loyal crowd and an Instagram account. That’s it.

When someone nearby searches for a barber, they find the chains instead: prices, opening hours, a map. So they walk there. The brief was to make three things obvious from a phone: what a cut costs, when the chair is free, and how to get there.

What I built

A one-page site with the price list straight under the headline, opening hours, a gallery of recent cuts, a map and a call button that stays within thumb reach on mobile.

The “Book a chair” button is ready to link to whichever booking system the barber uses. Walk-ins stay the main message.

Design choices

Palette

Taken from the chair itself: matte black leather, a bone-coloured cape and brass fittings. Brass is used sparingly, for prices and the call button.

Type

Anton for headings: tall, condensed and loud enough to read like a sign across the street. Inter Tight keeps the small print tidy.

Why the price list sits so high

Price is the first thing people want to know about a barber they’ve never tried. Answering it in the first scroll means fewer people leave for a chain that does show its prices.

Want a site like this for your business?

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