Made by someone who builds these sites for a living.
Most theme shops sell startup landing pages and portfolio grids. This one sells websites for barbershops, taprooms, gyms, salons, trades, guesthouses and weddings, because that is the end of the market nobody designs properly for.
I am Mike Smith, a freelance designer and developer in London, ten years in. Design and build, one set of hands. The work has run from Amazon, Channel 4 and Toyota at one end to a kitchen fitter and a microcement supplier at the other, which is the range these themes come out of.
The small end of that work deserves the same care as the big end and almost never gets it. A salon needs a price list you can tap to book from. A gym needs a timetable that is readable on a phone in a car park. A bar needs its opening hours to still be right at eleven at night. Those are solvable problems, so I solved each one properly and put the answers up for sale at twenty pounds.
That is the whole pitch. These are not layout kits with a stock photo of a barber dropped into the hero. Each of the 14 themes is built around the one job that trade has to do online, and each is designed to look finished with the amount of content a real small business actually has. One testimonial. Four photos. Three rooms. Not twelve of everything.
Start with a free one
Every paid theme has a free one page version with a live demo and a public GitHub repo. They are finished designs in their own right, built to the same standard as the theme they come from. Use one on a small job, and move up to the full theme when a client needs the whole site.
Getting in touch
Questions before buying, a bug, or a niche you wish existed and does not, email [email protected]. Requests for new trades genuinely do shape what gets built next.