Millbrook Coffee Roasters
- Project
- Sample website
- Audience
- Coffee roaster and café · Burlington, VT
- Scope
- 5 pages · design and build
The brief
Who it’s for. What it needs to do.
Give a local café a place people can get to know.
Planning a café visit is quick, and the roasting story takes longer. Millbrook makes room for both, with clear pages for the menu and directions and photographs for the feel of the place.
This is a fictional business, and everything it says about itself was written for this sample.
Design decisions
A closer look at the choices behind the pages.
Balance the offering and the atmosphere
On the menu page, a grid gives each part of the offering its own place. The homepage splits between words and a photo, and sharp buttons with a compact header give it a livelier feel.
Make room for the café’s character
The gallery’s mosaic shows more of the room than one photo can. The roasting story has its own About page, and the menu and directions are always in the navigation.
The visitor’s path
From the first question to the next step.
Step into the café ↗
Burlington is in the first line, and the two buttons point to the café and the menu.
Explore the menu ↗
House Blend, a maple latte, nitro cold brew and the weekend pastry case are all on it.
Look around and learn the story ↗
Read how the roasting started in the Old North End, then look around the room in the gallery.
Find the café ↗
The contact page has the Elm Court address, the phone number and a short form for questions.
Delivered work
What’s here, and what it demonstrates.
Menu, room and story
The roasting story, the room and the menu get separate pages, and Contact holds the directions.
The menu and the room
What’s on the menu, what the room is like and how the roasting started are all covered.
Explore the website
Take a closer look at the finished pages.
The form is part of the sample and doesn’t send.
Let’s make it yours.
Tell us about your business and the people you serve. We’ll plan the pages around what your website needs to do.