Hayy Barbers
One page for a neighbourhood barber, with live hours and a booking message that writes itself.
A five-page site for a bespoke joinery workshop that shows the craft — and qualifies every enquiry before the first visit.
A bespoke workshop lives on its portfolio, but drowns in vague enquiries: “how much is a kitchen?” The site has to make the work look as good as it is, and make every enquiry arrive with the details needed to answer it.
So the Business concept pairs a filterable project gallery with a three-step quote planner. Visitors see an indicative range as they choose, and the workshop receives a structured brief instead of a one-line email.
Teak & Tide 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.
Home, Services, Work, Studio and Enquire, with their own addresses.
Twelve projects, five categories, live counts.
Arrow keys, Escape, focus returned where you left it.
Three steps, live indicative range and workshop time.
Inline, specific error messages that say what to fix.
Starting prices so visitors self-qualify.
Your business, your content, your brand, built to the same standard. Fixed quote after a short call.
One page for a neighbourhood barber, with live hours and a booking message that writes itself.
A restaurant in two design directions, with reservations down to the table.