A brand that survives contact with a real site.

A complete identity carried into a working site and four-step booking flow.

The Sleepybird home page, a photograph of an overgrown glasshouse with the headline "The forest got in through the roof" set over it in a dark panel.

Where brand projects usually come apart

Brand systems often stop before the real interface decisions: small type, unavailable states, validation, pricing and mobile use.

Carried through to the parts that decide it

The booking entry, concept story and visitor pages all use the same system.

Preview of the Sleepybird ticketing interface. Play ticketing walkthrough

Playing loads video from YouTube. Watch on YouTube (opens in a new tab)

See the ticketing system in use

Watch the booking flow built for Sleepybird, an OrangeFin concept. Dates, ticket choices and the total stay visible as the visitor moves toward confirmation.

A date is the first question, not the last

The booking starts with the date a buyer already has in mind. Three months, availability and unavailable dates stay visible, so the state is always clear.

Step one of the Sleepybird booking flow, a three-month calendar with an availability mark under each date, under a numbered progress rail reading Date, Session, Tickets, Check.

The idea comes before the interface

The concept page gives the experience a clear point of view before asking a visitor to choose a session or buy a ticket.

The current Sleepybird concept page introducing the imagined sanctuary with large editorial type and an atmospheric forest photograph.

Where a brand is actually judged

Opening times, prices, expectations and directions carry the same identity as the opening screen.

The current Sleepybird visit page with visitor information presented in the same cinematic identity as the opening experience.

The system underneath

Colour, type and usage rules remove guesswork from the next page or campaign.

  • Ink #0C2018 Body text on light, and the dark surface itself
  • Paper #EFF2E6 The light background
  • Fern #2F6B41 Structural green, safe for body text
  • Kingfisher #10727A Links, focus rings, controls
  • Heliconia #C23A18 Dawn Chorus, the first session of the day
  • Orchid #B32E68 Bloom Hours, the busiest session
  • Drowse #9FB09A The Drowse, and deliberately not a flower
  • Lantern #E8A02C Lantern Hours. Graphics only, never text on light

Colours that cannot carry readable text are restricted to graphics. The rules are documented in the brand guide.

Read the Sleepybird brand guidelines PDF, 6 pages, 1.2 MB Version 1.0. The palette and typefaces shown here are the current ones, and the build moved on from the document after it was exported.

Built with

  • Astro
  • TypeScript
  • Self-hosted variable fonts
  • Vitest

The site is live at sleepybird.ca, and every image above is a real capture. Sleepybird is an OrangeFin-owned venue concept.

$5,000–$15,000+ CAD A brand system and a site of this shape, a working customer flow built around rules, availability and confirmation, is scoped under our selector, quoting or customer tool model.

What this would be in your business

The same flow can run a distributor order, plant tour or training registration.

Does your brand still hold together on your website?

Talk about your project