Demo concept — barbershop
2026
BRICI
Demo conceptA demo concept for a barbershop: the price list in full, the people, the room, and one number to call. Built dark and unhurried, because that is what the trade sells.
BRICI is an invented barbershop. This concept was built by The Site Factory to show what a modern website for a barbershop could look like — it is not a client project and the shop does not exist.
Measured
The concept, measured
Measured on the live demo. These describe the build — there is no business behind it to measure.
- Time to appear on a phone
- 0.22s
- JavaScript it ships
- 0.7KB
Measured on the live demo with an empty cache, on a phone-sized screen throttled to a mid-range processor and mobile data, on 13 August 2026. Median of six runs. No JavaScript library loads; the 0.7 KB is one inline scroll-reveal script.
Why this concept exists
Most barbershops are on Instagram and nowhere else, which works until somebody wants to know the price of a beard trim at eleven at night. This concept answers that: every service priced and timed, the room photographed properly, and a call button that is never more than a thumb away. Nobody commissioned it.
The design decisions
The price list is the page
The single most-asked question is what it costs, so the prices are not hidden behind a booking flow — they are set at display size with the duration beside them. A visitor gets the answer before deciding whether to call.
Dark, because the photographs are
Barbershop photography is warm, low-lit and high-contrast. On a white page it looks underexposed; on near-black with a brass accent it looks like the room it was taken in. The type is condensed and set in uppercase — the register of workshop signage, not of an app.
Everything reachable with a thumb
This gets opened on a phone, from a message, usually one-handed. So the call button sits in the header at every scroll position, the sections are short, and nothing needs a second tap to reveal what it is.
Want something like this?
Tell me what you need. I reply with what I would actually do and roughly what it costs.
What happens after you write
You tell me what you do
A sentence is enough. Your current site, or the fact that you have none.
I send you a demo
A real first version of your site, free, that you open on your phone. Plus the exact price.
We build the final version
Only if you like it. I take it the rest of the way, on your own domain. No obligation until then.