Pangke is a premium Elementor Template Kit designed for barbershops, hair salons, and grooming studios. It trades the technical, clean lines of the industrial kits (like Duha) for a "Gentleman’s Club" aesthetic—featuring dark tones, classic typography, and a layout optimized for local service conversion.
Here is the setup and strategy guide for the Pangke kit.
Pangke focuses heavily on visual storytelling and ease of booking. It typically includes:
High-Impact Hero Sections: Designed to showcase your best "fade" work or interior shop vibe immediately.
Service Menu & Pricing: Specialized layouts for "Haircut & Beard," "Straight Razor Shaves," and "Kids' Cuts."
Barber Profiles: Individual sections to introduce your team, helping clients choose their favorite stylist.
Gallery/Portfolio: Grid layouts to show off a lookbook of recent haircuts.
Booking Integration: While the kit provides the design for a booking section, it usually includes a MetForm template for inquiries.
Pangke is designed to be efficient, often requiring only Free Plugins to function (though Elementor Pro is always a plus for more control).
Elementor (Free Version): The primary builder.
ElementsKit Lite: Used for the header, footer, and advanced "Service" widgets.
MetForm: For the appointment request forms.
Jeg Elementor Kit: Often used for specific "Barber" style widgets like price lists or image hotspots.
Hello Elementor Theme: The recommended "blank canvas" theme.
Preparation: Install Hello Elementor and the Envato Elements plugin.
Import: Upload the pangke-kit.zip via Elements > Installed Kits.
Requirements: Click the orange "Install Requirements" button to automatically add the necessary free plugins.
Global Styles First: Always import the Global Kit Styles before any pages. This ensures the "Pangke" color palette (often dark grays, wood tones, or classic blacks) applies correctly.
Page Creation: Create a new page, set the layout to Elementor Full Width, and import the "Home" template.
Local SEO: Replace the placeholder map with your actual shop location. Barbershops live and die by local "near me" searches.
Booking Button: If you use a third-party booking app (like Booksy, Squire, or Vagaro), replace the MetForm button with a direct link to your booking portal.
Mobile First: Most of your clients will book while on their phones. Ensure the "Call Now" or "Book Now" buttons are easily clickable in the mobile preview of Elementor.
Instagram Sync: Consider adding an Instagram feed widget (like Happy Addons or Essential Addons) to show your live, daily cuts alongside the static kit gallery.
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