Poster Hero
Closest to the approved V2 screenshot: big statement, clear CTA, colourful service punches.
Bold Colour / Modern Local
For barbers, gyms, tattooists, street food, music teachers and creative local brands that want energy, colour and confidence — without turning the site into an unreadable poster.
Closest to the approved V2 screenshot: big statement, clear CTA, colourful service punches.
Still bright and confident, but cleaner and more structured for businesses that want polish.
More creative and edgy: irregular blocks, stickers, feature cards and street-culture energy.
Colour A
Big readable headline, strong neon action button and short bold category words. This is the closest layout to the approved Bold Colour V2 demo.
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For brands that need to make a strong first impression fast, then move people straight to a quote, booking or message.
Promo, flash day, class block or signature service.
Barbers, gyms, tattooists, street food, music teachers and creative service brands.
Archivo Black headings, Space Grotesk body, Bebas Neue punch labels.
Colour B
A sharper two-column layout with a strong visual panel and an obvious quick-action card. Bold, but more controlled.
This version suits businesses that want impact without feeling too wild: strong services, quick proof, and a cleaner enquiry route.
Bold local businesses that still want a polished, clean, professional first impression.
Sora headings, Manrope body, Unbounded labels for sharp modern energy.
Colour C
More creative, more editorial, more street-poster. Ideal when the business has events, visuals, offers or lots of social buzz.
A homepage made from bold feature blocks rather than a traditional top-to-bottom brochure.
Photos, reels, customer moments and recent results.
Launch week, limited slots, street food dates or class blocks.
Big tap buttons, socials, WhatsApp and quick enquiry routes.
“Looks alive, feels local, still easy to use.”
Music teachers, creatives, tattooists, pop-ups, street food, event-led brands and younger local businesses.
Bungee for short zine headings, IBM Plex Sans for readability, Space Mono for tiny stickers.
Font rule
Each choice gets a different type personality, but the rule stays the same: chunky display fonts are for short hits only. Body copy stays clean, readable and mobile-friendly.