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CASE STUDY 03 / NEIGHBORHOOD CAFÉ

AFTERHOURS

CONCEPT
PROJECT

A first website. A warmer welcome.

A simple, mobile-friendly first website for a fictional neighborhood café: the menu, opening hours, and visit details in one place.

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● ● ● afterhours.example · concept
afterhours.Menu   Visit us
YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD COFFEE SPOT

Good coffee.
Come on in.

A familiar face. Your usual cup.
A little room to slow down.

See the menu ↗
Afterhours coffee and takeaway cup
The menuCoffee, tea & a little something sweet.Opening hoursMon–Fri 7–5 · Sat–Sun 8–4Come find usYour next neighborhood stop.

01 / THE CHALLENGE

Start with the right question.

The fictional brief: a neighborhood café has a name and a look, but no useful website. New customers should not have to search old social posts to find the menu or work out when to visit.

02 / THE APPROACH

Answer the everyday questions.

We kept the existing café identity and built a focused website around three questions: what can I order, when are you open, and where can I find you? Readable menu sections and clear visit details work on a phone as well as a desktop.

A WEBSITE WITH A CLEAR JOB

The essentials, easy to find.

The menu

Readable items and prices, without downloading a PDF.

The hours

A simple weekly schedule customers can check on their phone.

The next step

Clear links take visitors straight to the menu and visit details.

THE DIGITAL EXPERIENCE

A home for
the whole story.

Clear content, a distinctive visual language, and a considered mobile experience. Try the menu and visit links in the café website concept.

Explore website concept

03 / THE DESIGN OUTCOME

Everything feels connected.

A working website concept that brings the essentials together. Visitors can jump to the menu, check example hours, and find visit information. It demonstrates the structure of a first business website, without claiming real customer results.

This is an illustrative case study for a fictional company. The mockups demonstrate a design direction, not a commissioned engagement or measured business results.

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