Pirate Barber
LiveA dark, gold-trimmed website for a barbershop in Cove, Utah
Built by Caden Sorenson · Launched April 2026
What is Pirate Barber?
Pirate Barber is a barbershop in Cove, Utah run by Max, offering haircuts and shaves plus kids cuts. The shop needed a simple, professional web presence where customers could find the services, the hours and location, and a phone number to book.
The Website
The site is a single-page responsive website with a pirate-themed identity: a near-black background with gold and deep red accents, and Cinzel serif headings that give it an aged, engraved feel. It covers the barber and his services, then a contact section listing the location and phone, the hours, and a link to Instagram. Like our other client sites, the whole thing is three files with zero dependencies.
Key Features
- Service cards for the three core offerings: haircut, shave, kids cut
- Click-to-call CTAs so mobile visitors can book with one tap
- Mobile nav with an accessible toggle (aria-expanded, Escape-to-close, focus return)
- Smooth scrolling between sections in about 35 lines of JavaScript total
- Contact section with the shop’s location, phone, hours and a link to its Instagram
Design
The design leans into the name: a dark #0a0a0a base, antique gold (#c9a84c) for highlights, and a deep red accent, with Cinzel for headings over a system-font body. CSS custom properties hold the whole palette, so the theme is adjustable from one block at the top of the stylesheet.
Frequently Asked Questions
- Yes. Pirate Barber is an example of Vient's client work. Vient builds fast, custom websites for small businesses around Cache Valley, Utah, from barbershops and salons to contractors and trades. Towns served include Cove, Logan, Smithfield, and the rest of the valley. The contact page is the fastest way to start a project.
- Pirate Barber is a barbershop in Cove, Utah, run by Max, offering haircuts and shaves plus kids cuts.
- The site has click-to-call CTAs throughout so mobile visitors can call to book with one tap, plus a contact section listing the shop's hours, location, phone number, and a link to its Instagram.
- As a single-page site in plain HTML and CSS with a little JavaScript, three files with zero dependencies that load instantly. The pirate theme uses a dark base with antique gold and deep red accents under Cinzel headings, with the whole palette driven by CSS custom properties for easy adjustment.
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More about Pirate Barber
- Behind the buildBuilding a Pirate-Themed Barbershop Site, Mostly by Prompting ClaudeA barber in Cove, Utah had an Instagram and no website. I gave Claude the right prompt, all the real details, and a styling direction, and it built the three files. The hard part was getting the content, not the code.
- From the blogBuilding a Website for a 40-Year-Old Hair SalonA local salon in Smithfield, Utah had been cutting hair for four decades without a website. Here's how I built one from scratch with vanilla HTML, CSS, and JS.
- From the blogMoving a Client Site Off an AI Builder, Rebuilt From ScratchLandingSite AI got Griffin Renovation online fast, but SEO limits and vendor lock-in pushed me to rebuild the whole thing in plain HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.
- From the blogI Shipped a Client Site in an Afternoon Using an AI BuilderA renovation company needed a website fast. I used LandingSite.ai to go from nothing to live in a few hours, and here's what actually worked.
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