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Brand homepage
A pour that sells the craft without hiding the menu. Photography is the product, not a stock overlay.
Brewed to perfection.
The cafe had a craft. The site had a template. We designed a brand product that tastes like the cup: menu, gallery, and a path to buy.
Hospitality
CoffeeTime · Hospitality · The shipped interface
Brand site
Menu & gallery
Cart path
Premium hospitality UX
The brief
Brewed to perfection.
Hospitality brands often look expensive and sell like a catalog dump. CoffeeTime needed the aroma in the layout without losing the cart.
We built a brand site with a menu and gallery that earn the pour, then a cart that does not break the mood. Search and story sit in the same header as the cup.
Brand
And commerce together
Menu
Gallery that converts
Yours
A site you can grow
What we shipped
The craft on the homepage had to survive the path to the cart.
02
Menu and gallery
Drinks, story, and gallery that still leave a clear path to order. The cafe is on the page, not only in the copy.
03
Cart without the break
A buy path that keeps the mood of the brand. Search and story stay in the same header as the cup.
04
Hospitality, not a template
Layout and type treated as product work. The site should taste like the room, not a generic shop with a latte.
Brand, menu, and cart in one cafe product
How we built it
We designed a cafe site people want to stay on, and still buy from.
01
Taste the brief
The craft was real. The template was not. The work was to put the pour on the page without losing commerce.
02
Compose brand and menu
Homepage, menu, and gallery as one story, with navigation that still finds the cart.
03
Protect the buy path
Order sits inside the brand, not on a third party checkout that looks like another company.
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Leave the brand with them
CoffeeTime keeps the site. The next seasonal drink is content, not a rebuild.
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