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Hospitality website · 2026

WhatCoffee

A lively website for a neighborhood café.

WhatCoffee needed one place where customers could browse the menu, order online, find catering details, and get a feel for the café before stopping by.

WhatCoffee website displayed on a laptop and phone on a sunlit wooden desk
Expertise:
Hospitality, Web design
Deliverables:
Page structure and copy direction, Responsive interface design, Front-end development, Menu and gallery interactions
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Bringing the whole café into one useful site

The key insight

Most visitors arrive with a practical question: what is on the menu, can I order, when are you open, or do you cater? Those answers needed to be close at hand.

The design direction

We used real food and café imagery to carry the personality, then kept the menu, ordering links, catering details, and visit information easy to reach on every screen.

Keep the menu useful on a phone

The mobile menu keeps ordering links, allergen information, and food photography together. Customers can answer the practical questions without pinching, zooming, or digging through navigation.

WhatCoffee mobile menu displayed on a phone held beside a cup of coffee and a pastry

See the café from start to finish

The full site moves from the café introduction into popular picks, catering, the story, gallery, and contact details. The recording shows how those pieces feel as one visit instead of separate pages.

Make every page change feel intentional

A brief typographic interstitial introduces each destination before handing the visitor into the next page. The transition gives the site a recognizable rhythm without getting in the way of the menu or catering details.