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Dony Coffee — discovering a coffee shop starts online.

Dony Coffee is a website I created for a real coffee shop business. It brings together the menu, photographs and information about the venue. I was responsible for interface design and development; this case study explains the finished website.

Project
Dony Coffee · CLIENT PROJECT
My role
Design and development
Technologies
React, TypeScript, Tailwind CSS
Dony Coffee — A screenshot of the website from the Nuryweb portfolio.
Dony Coffee — A screenshot of the website from the Nuryweb portfolio. Open project website.

What the visitor needs.

Help guests discover the coffee shop before visiting: see its atmosphere, explore the menu and find information. Photographs should support the content, and navigation should remain comfortable on a phone.

The approach

The structure follows discovery of the venue and its offer. The visual design communicates the atmosphere, the menu helps with choosing and navigation connects the sections. The business has one website link for presenting the coffee shop.

Scope of work

Menu

A section for exploring the coffee shop’s offer, accessible from the website navigation.

Photography and atmosphere

Photographs help guests picture the venue. Images and text form a consistent visual style.

Responsive interface

Sections and images adapt to the screen. The same link works on phones and computers.

Content navigation

Links connect the sections and help guests move from the introduction to the information they need.

Explore the result yourself.

The published result is a coffee shop website with a menu, photographs and responsive navigation. You can open it and follow the visitor journey yourself. It provides a dedicated place to present the venue.

A short walkthrough

  1. Open the home page and explore the coffee shop’s visual style.
  2. Go to the menu and view the offer.
  3. Explore photographs and the other public sections.
  4. Try the same steps on a phone.
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