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Brand & mobile-service website

Seren’s Fades

A barber identity translated into a distinctive website with service choices, travel details, and a clear contact path.

My contribution
Brand direction · identity assets · website design and implementation
Timeframe
2026 · website preview
Status
Prototype
ReactTypeScriptIdentity designResponsive design

01 / The problem

Give a mobile barber a recognizable home online.

A traveling service needs a strong identity while making practical details such as services, location, travel, and contact easy to find.

02 / What I built

I carried the Modern Heritage identity into a responsive website, pairing prominent typography and the barber mark with a compact service journey. Supporting logo, print, and social assets keep the brand consistent across formats.

Website preview

Seren’s Fades: explore the website

The Modern Heritage direction brings the brand’s typography and identity into a practical mobile-barber experience. The wider work includes logo, print, and social assets. This preview remains subject to the client’s final content review and launch approval.

Seren’s Fades website preview

04 / Result & scope

What changed. What comes next.

Public Modern Heritage website preview and retained brand-project documentation, inspected September 20, 2026.

A connected identity

The logo, lettering, and visual direction carry into the website and supporting creative assets.

Mobile service, explained

A service menu, travel information, process, and contact options clarify how the experience works.

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Identity in context

The website shows how the barber identity works at the scale of a complete customer experience.

02

Clear service expectations

The menu, travel information, and process make the mobile-service model understandable before a visitor makes contact.

03

A broader creative system

Brand guides, print proofs, and social formats support the website direction. Final content and release approvals remain separate.

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