The Hancock Low Fade
Skin-tight at the temple, soft blend into the crown, line-up that survives the A train. Marcus’s chair specialty — named for the fictional corner outside.
~45 min · sample
$48
Portfolio DEMO · NYC digital receptionist
Fictional three-chair shop on a made-up stretch of Bedford Ave — built to show how a digital receptionist talks like the block, books the chair, and texts back when Marcus is mid-fade.
DEMO address · 412 Example Ave @ Hancock · Bed-Stuy, Brooklyn
Signature names for a fictional shop. Durations and dollars are DEMO placeholders — invent nothing about real results.
DEMO note: every service, price, and minute below is sample content for portfolio display only.
Skin-tight at the temple, soft blend into the crown, line-up that survives the A train. Marcus’s chair specialty — named for the fictional corner outside.
~45 min · sample
$48
$38
Wash, scissor work, and a clean finish. The cut you get when you have somewhere to be and still want to look like you meant it.
~30 min · sample
$22
Cheek, neck, and mustache geometry — tight enough for a Tuesday, soft enough for Sunday service.
~15 min · sample
$58
Hancock fade and Nostrand line-up in one sit. For when your calendar and your edges are both behind.
~55 min · sample
$42
Steam, straight razor, bay rum on the neck. The chair goes quiet. You remember you have a face.
~30 min · sample
$28
Ages 12 & under. DeShawn’s patience, cartoon talk optional. Weekday mornings preferred — sample policy.
~25 min · sample
Fictional barbers for the DEMO. Book the person, not the logo — that’s the point of naming them.
DEMO note: Marcus, Lena, and DeShawn are invented characters. No bios claim real clients or credentials.
Sample hours and a made-up Bed-Stuy address. The subway letters are real; the door is not.
| Monday | Closed — recover |
| Tuesday – Friday | 10:00 AM – 7:00 PM |
| Saturday | 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM |
| Sunday | 11:00 AM – 4:00 PM |
Fictional address & 555 number — DEMO only.
What this portfolio DEMO is selling as a pattern — not a performance claim.
Scripted front desk that knows hours, the Hancock fade, and when to shut up and send you to booking.
Booking intent → demo form (or Calendly/Square in a live build). Same link the SMS would use.
Twilio + Zapier/Make/n8n playbook with copy that sounds like the shop — see missed-call-text.md.
This form never leaves the page. A live build would open Calendly, Square Appointments, or whatever the shop already pays for.
DEMO form: submit shows a local confirmation only. No emails, SMS, or calendar events.