Screenshot of Unoit

Unoit

www.unoit.com.au/

An Australian barbershop ("barber, but different") whose hero slices many men's faces into vertical strips behind a hugely letter-spaced UNOIT, saying "everyone belongs here" in one confident image - then lists its services as clean, expandable rows.

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Design tokens

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ink
black
white
grey
panel
line
display
Jost
body
Muli
mono

Do / Don't

Reference it for

  • A concept hero that argues belonging visually: many different faces sliced into one mosaic behind a wide-tracked wordmark - "this is for everyone like you".
  • The expandable services list ("experience menu"): large scannable rows with arrow affordances instead of a card grid, for a service business with many offerings.
  • A confident-but-calm monochrome system (black-on-white, Jost + Muli) where one bold hero does the emotional work and everything else stays quiet.
  • A tagline-led positioning ("barber, but different") carried through the whole page.
  • Light Webflow craft: modest scale, minimal motion, fast.

Do not copy

  • The literal sliced-faces mosaic and the UNOIT wordmark (brand-coded concept). Re-skin the IDEA (a mosaic of the client's real customers/work) with their own photography.
  • The Jost + Muli pairing if you want more distinctiveness - they are good but common; the client's brand face would lift it.
  • The Webflow DOM and class names. Rebuild on Astro.

Signature moves

inclusive sliced-faces mosaic hero

the hero slices portraits of many different men into vertical strips and interleaves them into one image, with the wide-tracked UNOIT wordmark spanning across, arguing 'this barber is for everyone like you' in a single composition - belonging delivered visually before any copy.

expandable experience-menu rows

services are presented as a clean list of large expandable rows with arrow affordances (Hair & Styling, Beard & Shave Experiences, Colour, Skin, Keratin, Hair Detox) instead of a card grid, making a many-service offering genuinely easy to browse.

one-concept-hero-against-calm-content

a single high-concept hero carries all the emotion while the rest stays near-monochrome (black-on-white, Jost + Mulish, modest 28px scale, minimal 0.3s ease motion), so the brand reads confident rather than gimmicky.