Neighborhood cafe

Dayroom Coffee: A neighborhood cafe website, built from one brief.

A cafe website built around the details people check before stopping in. A text menu groups coffee, breakfast, and lunch with their prices and service times. Food and interior photographs introduce the space, with opening hours and directions on a dedicated visit page.

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The brief

The starting brief.

This brief guided the design and content. Compare its goals and details with the website and page previews below.

Purpose: Help people find the cafe, read its menu and opening hours, and plan an everyday visit.
Audience: People in Norwich looking for morning coffee, a simple breakfast or an informal lunch, including first-time visitors checking the menu on their phone.
Tone: Easygoing, clear and appetising. Specific about the food and coffee, without extravagant origin stories or generic lifestyle slogans.
Key facts: Open Monday to Friday 07:30 to 16:00, Saturday 08:30 to 16:00, Sunday 09:00 to 14:00.
Coffee: espresso £2.60, americano £3.00, flat white £3.40, latte £3.60, filter coffee £3.20. Oat milk available at no extra charge. Tea £2.80 and hot chocolate £3.80.
Food: butter croissant £2.80, cinnamon bun £3.40, granola with yoghurt and seasonal fruit £5.50, mushrooms on sourdough £8.50, cheddar and chutney toastie £7.50, soup with bread £6.50.
Breakfast is served until 11:30. Lunch is served from 11:30 until 30 minutes before closing. Pastries and drinks are available throughout opening hours, subject to availability.
Eat in or take away. Seating is walk-in. Well-behaved dogs are welcome. Ask at the counter about ingredients and dietary needs.

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The pages

From the brief to the finished pages.

Home

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Asked for
An inviting, distinctive cafe homepage with coffee, food and interior photography. Put the menu and today's general opening information within easy reach without inventing a live open-now system. Show a few supplied menu favourites with prices and a clear route to the full menu and visiting details.

The Home page of Dayroom Coffee at desktop width — Desktop

The Home page of Dayroom Coffee at mobile width — Mobile

Asked for
A readable text menu, grouped into coffee and drinks, breakfast, and lunch, using every supplied item and price. Explain service times and oat milk availability. Make it easy to scan on a phone. Do not substitute a PDF or menu image. Do not invent allergen-free claims, nutritional values, dishes, online ordering or checkout.

The Menu page of Dayroom Coffee at desktop width — Desktop

The Menu page of Dayroom Coffee at mobile width — Mobile

The cafe

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Asked for
Use varied interior, coffee and food photographs to give a feel for a bright independent neighbourhood cafe. Describe everyday visits, eating in, takeaway and dogs being welcome. Keep it specific to the supplied concept. Do not invent founders, a founding year, named suppliers, reviews or ethically certified sourcing.

The The cafe page of Dayroom Coffee at desktop width — Desktop

The The cafe page of Dayroom Coffee at mobile width — Mobile

Visit

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Asked for
Present the full weekly opening hours, supplied address, phone and email clearly. Include a directions link and explain walk-in seating, takeaway and food service times. Provide a simple general enquiry form with name, email and message. Do not offer table reservations, delivery, online orders or an embedded map.

The Visit page of Dayroom Coffee at desktop width — Desktop

The Visit page of Dayroom Coffee at mobile width — Mobile

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