EIGHT SITES FOR ONE BARBER. YOU PICK WHAT STAYS.
We built eight different websites for Ivan Summer's barbering. Eight ideas, each one finished and clickable, each by a different hand. Go through them and mark what works — the final site gets built out of what you keep.
What we need from you
- 01Open each one and click around. The buttons and the booking forms work.
- 02Mark it: works for me, or not this one. Nothing has to be perfect to be marked.
- 03Something off? The button in the corner of the page sends it to us. At the end, one field: what to keep, what to throw out.
These are drafts. Prices, phone and address inside them are placeholders, and the photo slots stay empty until there is a shoot. The pages were translated by machine; the English original of each one is one link away.
Start with the first one ↓Model
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PASS IT ON
The link carries your marks and the filters you set. Whoever opens it lands on the same shelf.
One sheet: the marks, the reports, the readiness answer and your comment.
01.01
The Cut
Clippers shave a path through the hair in the hero; the invitation form prints a tour poster.
Open the page and use the report button in its corner.
01.02
Book him a season ahead
Clipper cursor over the wordmark, travel-distance bars, four-tab booking with a live calendar.
01.03
Summer, all year
Guard buttons change the hair length of the wordmark; the arch renders the line that disappears.
01.04
The Summer Standard
Editorial layout with a drawn blade; one modal collects five kinds of request.
01.05
The Fade
Shaved band in the hero, a rider card for tour fees, booking on a real calendar.
01.06
One barber. Five ways in.
Yellow and ultramarine, a Canada route map with distances, a four-step booking panel.
01.07
No compromise. Only precision.
Blade-slice cursor on a black page; a booking modal that answers when it is sent.
Hosted copy: libraries stored locally, page untouched.
01.08
From noise to line
Guard slider on the hair wordmark, a wedding run-of-show, a course table and a tour rider.
YOUR REPORTS
Everything the report button collected on this device, newest first, grouped by the page it came from.
Sent: 0 · waiting: 0 · pages: 0
Nothing here yet.
Open any page above. The report button sits in its bottom corner, and everything written there shows up in this list.
WHICH ONES SURVIVE?
Mark the pages above, then tell us what you would keep. One page, a detail from three of them, or a direction none of them found yet — all of it is useful.
These are demos. Prices, phone numbers and addresses inside them are placeholders, and photo slots are deliberately empty. The report button in the corner of each page is ours, along with a line that keeps the page out of search; everything else is the agent's.
Nothing marked yet.