A cafe promotional flyer with sections about coffee and the location. The top section shows a latte with foam art, surrounded by coffee beans, and contains placeholder text about coffee. The bottom section displays exterior photos of the cafe with the address 565 Broadway Ave, Seaside, CA 93955, and additional placeholder text.
Hand-drawn sketches of social media layouts for Instagram and Pinterest, including design ideas for posts, stories, and slideshows, on lined notebook paper.
A tablet displaying a cafe menu with specialty drinks and add-ons, placed on a white surface, accompanied by a white stylus and a potted plant with green and white leaves.
A digital drink menu featuring sections for coffee, teas, food and desserts, specialties, and add-ons. Includes prices and photos of the cafe interior and coffee equipment on a dark background with decorative design elements.
Hand-drawn diagram of a site map with sections labeled 'Home', 'Menu', 'About', with arrows indicating navigation, and links to 'Facebook', 'Instagram', 'Grounb', and 'Back'.
Design layout for a website including typography styles, color schemes, and button styles. The main title is 'bohemian', subheader 'lato', and text about coffee preferences. Features color palettes in shades of gray, black, white, red, and orange, with a 'Menu' button in red on hover.

This project explores a visual web design concept for Counterpoint Coffee, aimed at showcasing brand personality and enhancing the online presence of a coffee company. The designs are presented as mockups to illustrate a possible direction for a homepage and supporting pages.

Tools used: Photoshop, Illustrator, Figma

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Challenge

The goal was to create a clean, engaging website layout that reflects the character and aesthetic of Counterpoint Coffee, using a visual language that supports navigation and user interest — all without a pre-existing design system or brand guidelines.

Approach

I began by defining a visual theme that blends warmth and simplicity, appropriate to a coffee brand’s identity. I developed a layout hierarchy to organize key elements such as navigation, hero imagery, feature sections, and product highlights. This included choosing typography, spacing, and layout patterns that would communicate clarity and personality.

The mockups were created to show how the visuals and content could work together on key screens, focusing on:

  • Hero section with brand introduction

  • Product/service calls-to-action

  • Visual storytelling with photography and text balance