
A price list you can read at arm’s length
Services run as a plain list with dotted leaders out to the price, the way a shop’s board would. No tabs and no hover states to find what a shave costs.
Premium barbershop concept
A website for a fictional barbershop, built to feel like the room: dark, unhurried and precise.
Fictional concept project. Halvard & Kane is a fictional business. It has no customers, and this is not paying-client work.

A good barbershop sells a feeling as much as a haircut. The site had to carry that mood in the first second, then get out of the way when someone just wants a chair on Saturday.
So the first screen is all atmosphere and the rest is plain and useful: what it costs, who is cutting, and how to book.




Services run as a plain list with dotted leaders out to the price, the way a shop’s board would. No tabs and no hover states to find what a shave costs.

Choosing a service, a barber and a time happens one step at a time, with a running summary alongside. On a phone that summary becomes a bar fixed to the bottom of the screen. In this concept it collects no personal details and sends nothing.

The team is invented, so the portraits are illustrations. Real photographs would have presented real people as employees of a shop that does not exist.
Photography in the concept is licensed stock.
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The working concept isn’t open to the public. If you’d like a closer look, I’ll walk you through it myself.
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