Teak & Tide
Five pages for a joinery workshop, with a filterable gallery and a quote planner.
A one-page site for a neighbourhood barber, built around a single action: booking a chair in ten seconds.
Most of a barber's customers are already nearby, already on their phone and already on WhatsApp. They don't need a ten-page website. They need prices, hours, directions and a way to book without a phone call.
So we set ourselves a brief: everything on one page, a booking that writes the WhatsApp message for you, and an opening-hours pill that tells you, right now, whether the door is open.
Hayy Barbers is a fictional business. There's no client, so there are no testimonials or results to report. Just the work, which you can use below.
Interactive concept. Nothing you enter is sent.
Every project starts as a list of open questions. These are the ones that shaped this site.
Tap services; time in the chair and the total add up as you go.
Day, time, barber and name become a ready-to-send WhatsApp message.
Closed days, past times and booked slots can't be chosen.
Open or closed, worked out from the visitor's clock.
Call, Book and Directions always one tap away.
No frameworks, no tracking — just HTML, CSS and a little JavaScript.
Your business, your content, your brand, built to the same standard. Fixed quote after a short call.
Five pages for a joinery workshop, with a filterable gallery and a quote planner.
A restaurant in two design directions, with reservations down to the table.