Barbershop · Bel-Air, Makati
ConceptThe Barber Parlor
A neighbourhood barbershop that does not exist, built to show a shop owner one thing: a customer booking a chair on a phone in a few taps.
Visit the live siteWhat each marked part of the page does
A photo with room to swap
The shop photo sits above the type rather than under it, so an owner's own photo can drop in without being darkened for legibility. The demo's photos are AI-generated placeholders.
The brand in one file
Every mention of the shop's name lives in one HTML file, and the palette is four colours set once, so the next shop is a find-and-replace rather than a rebuild.
The part that pays
Book your chair opens a four-step booking (service, barber, time, then contact details), checked at every step, with mobile numbers held to the Philippine format. In this demo nothing is sent, and the confirmation says so.
Prices in plain sight
See services leads to the price list, where every row has its own booking button that opens the flow with that service already chosen.
The job
- Made for
- A concept piece, not a paid commission. The shop, its barbers, its reviews and its photos are invented, the reviews are labelled as samples, and the booking sends nothing.
- Built with
- Plain HTML, CSS and JavaScript, with no build step
- Live at
- barber.studioreidel.com
A barbershop's site earns its keep on the quiet afternoons, when the chairs are empty and the regulars are at work. The Barber Parlor was built to show a shop owner what fills them: a customer on a phone, on the walk over, booking a chair in a few taps, one-handed.
Everything above the booking exists to get someone into it: the services and prices in plain sight, the barbers each with their own button, and the reviews, every one labelled as a sample. The flow checks each step before moving on and only offers open times inside the shop's hours, and because it is a demo it never pretends: the confirmation says the booking went nowhere, and what a live version would do instead.
Built to earn: chairs filled on the quiet afternoons, booked before anyone walks in.