Visual proof up front
The work/gallery emphasis gives visitors immediate confidence before they read through details.
Look Good Feel Good Studio
Case StudyA gallery-led refresh for a barber and studio brand that needed to look the part and be easy to book from a phone.
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Results at a glance
What a gallery-led barber site leans on.
Gallery-firstProof strategy
Mobile CTABooking path
Brand linksStudio ecosystem
Fast refreshLean rebuild
Project overview
Why the studio needed a refresh.
Look Good Feel Good Studio needed a site that felt like a real local brand instead of a generic service page. The rebuild put the work itself first, tightened the messaging, and made the booking path easier to spot.
The design leans into a bold, dark, neon-accented aesthetic while keeping the actual user journey simple: see proof, understand the brand, and know how to book.
Site architecture
Home
Strong hero, brand tone, service proof
Gallery
Visual examples and trust-building
Booking CTA
Clear appointment direction
Brand links
Connected apparel/studio presence
Build strategy
Details that keep it bold but readable.
Booking-focused flow
Navigation and calls to action are aimed at reducing friction between interest and appointment inquiry.
Brand personality retained
The design keeps the darker neon/studio feel without letting the effect overpower readability.
Connected brand ecosystem
The site supports adjacent brand links and identity pieces without cluttering the core service path.
Before / after
What the refresh fixed.
Before
- Brand visuals existed, but the web experience needed polish
- Booking direction could be clearer on mobile
- Gallery proof needed a stronger role
After
- Premium studio feel with cleaner hierarchy
- More obvious booking path
- Better use of visuals as conversion proof
Refresh a local service brand
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