Frank Castillo · Clippers Barbershop
Every direction is a different layout archetype with distinct typography, motion behavior, and module composition. Built for mobile and desktop presentation review.
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Electric signage and chromed barber tools in a split-dossier narrative.
A neon-heavy split dossier that presents Frank's fades, beard sculpting, razor detailing, and hot towel rituals through evidence rails, sticky notes, and layered motion.
Sun-baked gradients and kinetic cards inspired by South Texas streets.
Warm desert gradients and horizontal storytelling blocks transform service highlights into a cinematic flow, ideal for promoting high-volume Saturday walk-ins and premium appointments.
Screenprint textures, bold labels, and gritty editorial rhythm.
A retro print treatment with layered labels and textured typography that frames each haircut tier like a collectible poster, emphasizing craftsmanship and street credibility.
Metallic contrast with minimal copy and dramatic reveal pacing.
Chrome noir strips back clutter and focuses attention on precision services, pricing transparency, and trust signals with sharp transitions and high-contrast visual hierarchy.
Punchy saturation, playful modules, and energetic interaction loops.
Color Riot pushes expressive modules, animated chips, and high-energy microinteractions to showcase personality-driven cuts and style transformations in an unmistakably bold voice.
Refined editorial pacing with elegant serif-forward typography.
An upscale editorial direction that treats every service as a crafted experience, blending elegant typography with subtle motion for clients seeking premium grooming ambience.
Grid-driven planning aesthetic with technical overlays and stickers.
Urban Blueprint maps appointment flow, barber specialties, and service bundles in a tactical grid system, giving new clients a confident path from booking to chair.
Comic-inspired visuals and playful high-frequency animation beats.
A loud, youthful concept built around comic rhythms and quick interactions that can drive social-friendly showcases, flash promotions, and before/after highlight reels.
Black-and-white precision with snap sections and dramatic timing.
Monochrome Motion uses strict contrast and snapping layouts to spotlight technical precision, making it ideal for featuring clean lineups, fades, and clipper detail work.
Glass panels, fluid gradients, and layered atmospheric animation.
Aurora Flow wraps the brand in atmospheric gradients and glass-like panels while preserving a conversion-first structure for booking, service comparisons, and trust-building proof.
Rough textures with assertive calls-to-action and urban grit.
Stencil Street combines gritty textures with bold directional cues, emphasizing fast booking actions, no-nonsense pricing, and a confident neighborhood barbershop identity.
Human warmth fused with futuristic wayfinding and modular constellations.
Future Folk builds a constellation-style narrative around Frank's core services and signature techniques, balancing approachable storytelling with high-tech presentation patterns.
Filterable brick layouts with staggered movement and rhythm.
This masonry concept delivers a visual gallery engine for cuts, beard work, and specialty treatments, with dynamic filtering designed for rapid exploration on mobile.
Stacked card deck with keyboard and gesture-centric interactions.
A stacked deck interaction transforms service browsing into a tactile sequence, helping clients quickly compare packages, style outcomes, and session expectations.
Command-line aesthetic for bold, utility-first navigation.
Terminal Atlas leans into a command-style UX where users jump across services and policies with fast keyboard-friendly controls, ideal for a technical and modern audience.
Radial navigation and kinetic orbital motion around brand center.
Orbit Room organizes offerings around a central identity node, creating a memorable browsing model that highlights core cuts, upgrades, and loyalty-driving return services.
Two-column persuasion layout with live-swapping content blocks.
Split Manifesto frames the barbershop promise against supporting proof, combining persuasive copy with rotating evidence modules to strengthen trust and drive first bookings.
Snap-scrolling editorial chapters segmented by service category.
Magazine Rail delivers a chaptered vertical narrative that feels like a premium publication, guiding users from brand story to services, testimonials, and contact action.
Draggable collage composition with playful interaction affordances.
Sticker Board Studio introduces a playful collage interface where clients can explore offerings and visual identity in a tactile, social-friendly, mobile-optimized environment.
Chronological storytelling with a structured milestone spine.
Timeline Tunnel walks through shop evolution, service refinement, and customer outcomes in a milestone format that builds credibility and reinforces consistency over time.
Tabbed technical architecture with precise service segmentation.
Blueprint Tabs presents each service lane in an organized control panel, letting clients instantly compare what's included and choose the best grooming package.
Animated testimonial choreography paired with visual chorus blocks.
Kinetic Quote Field foregrounds social proof with animated quote flows, then anchors attention with structured visual modules that keep conversion intent high.
Interactive card faces revealing metadata on hover and tap.
Flipbook Grid turns each service tile into a two-sided explainer, combining front-facing style cues with detailed back-panel information on duration, pricing, and value.
Hero-driven visual stage with immersive media focus mode.
Stage + Lightbox uses a bold hero canvas and gallery controls to frame style outcomes with drama, making this direction strong for portfolio-first conversion funnels.