A connected identity
The logo, lettering, and visual direction carry into the website and supporting creative assets.
Brand & mobile-service website
A barber identity translated into a distinctive website with service choices, travel details, and a clear contact path.
02 / The problem
A traveling service needs a strong identity while making practical details such as services, location, travel, and contact easy to find.
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.
04 / Result & scope
Public Modern Heritage website preview and retained brand-project documentation, inspected September 20, 2026.
The logo, lettering, and visual direction carry into the website and supporting creative assets.
A service menu, travel information, process, and contact options clarify how the experience works.
The website shows how the barber identity works at the scale of a complete customer experience.
The menu, travel information, and process make the mobile-service model understandable before a visitor makes contact.
Brand guides, print proofs, and social formats support the website direction. Final content and release approvals remain separate.
The archive gives the Modern Heritage direction a browsable home alongside its supporting design context. Visitors can inspect how the identity works across service information, travel expectations, and the contact journey. The portfolio cover stays lightweight; the fuller website loads only when opened.
The maintained edition preserves presentation and browser interactions while preventing demo contact actions from sending messages. Original project source and recovery instructions remain in private backups. This archive demonstrates the website and creative system; it does not establish live booking, a business launch, or measured commercial results.
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