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I built a website for a café brand called Nova Café ☕️
The goal was simple: create a digital experience that feels as premium, minimal, and modern as the brand itself.
I went with a black-and-white visual system, bold typography, clean layouts, and plenty of whitespace to keep the experience focused.
From the branding to the website, everything was designed to feel like one cohesive identity — not just another café website.
Still experimenting with the direction, but I really like where this one landed.
How does it look? What would you change?
Great work :)
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