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A custom website concept created for Aroma Craft, a fictional specialty coffee roaster. I designed the page to balance a warm, handcrafted aesthetic with a clean and easy-to-navigate layout. The site features a prominent hero section, brand story, product cards for featured roasts, café information, opening hours, and clear calls to action. The earthy color palette, elegant typography, and responsive structure help communicate the brand’s focus on quality, sustainability, and ethically sourced coffee.
@Ryan King The earthy palette and elegant type suit the roaster concept, while the product cards keep it practical. How did the opening hours and café info adapt on smaller screens?
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