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BarberMonster

Brand and product for a barbershop appointment tool built to keep the chair full.

BarberMonster

Roles

  • Brand identity
  • Mascot design
  • Product design
  • UI / UX

BarberMonster was a pivot in our reminder booking system initiative.

I worked across product design, the full brand identity, the logo, the UI/UX, and photography direction. The barber’s app is built for a phone held in one hand between cuts. A color-coded calendar reads the day at a glance: green confirmed, amber tentative, red cancelled, and a tap spins up a new appointment. A win-back screen surfaces clients who haven’t booked in a month and lets the barber re-invite thirty of them at once.

The brand leads with a mascot: a snarling, sharp-toothed monster with a red-white-and-blue barber-pole pompadour, drawn in the heavy-outlined style of an esports crest. It ships as a full expression sheet, angry, evil, cool, laughing, so the brand can talk back across every screen and ad without ever going soft.

BarberMonster horizontal logo lockup: the snarling mascot beside the barbermonster wordmark
The BarberMonster mascot drawn in ten expressions: angry, happy, sad, winking, surprised, confused, cool, evil, laughing, thinking
Cinematic portrait of a barber in a flat cap surrounded by floating scissors, razors and combs in red light
Brand moodboard: two men in a red-lit barbershop, captioned Bold & Masculine
Brand moodboard: a packed barbershop in red neon, captioned Barbershop Always Full
BarberMonster calendar app: a day of appointments color-coded by confirmation status
Don Barbas public booking page on barbermonster.com: picking a service between Corte Clásico, Corte VIP and Afeitado
Client confirmation screen for a Don Barbas appointment: confirm, reschedule or cancel
Automated reminder text from the barbershop asking the client to confirm today's appointment
Invite Clients screen auto-suggesting 29 lapsed clients who haven't booked in over thirty days