Harbor Roast
A cafe website with menu, story and a table booking path.
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Design brief
The job this concept is solving.
A neighbourhood cafe needs a site that feels warm, shows what is on, and lets someone request a table without calling. The job is hospitality first — not a store, not an account product.
Approach
How the design is put together.
The concept uses a dark roast palette and a serif display so the name reads like a place, not a template. The menu sits in the middle of the page. Booking is the clear next step, on a phone as well as a laptop.
Experience
What you can do in the concept.
These are parts of the demonstration — not claims about a live business.
- Menu Drinks and food listed so a visitor can decide before they arrive.
- Story A short about the room and the roast — enough to feel like a cafe, not a brochure.
- Hours When the doors are open, kept easy to find on a small screen.
- Table request A booking path for a time and a party size — a website form, not a signed-in diary.
What it demonstrates
The result of the concept.
The concept demonstrates a hospitality website: atmosphere, a readable menu, and a way to ask for a table. It is not a live cafe and it does not report bookings or sales.
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