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I designed and developed a responsive coffee shop website called “Kopi Senja” using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. The project focuses on creating a clean, modern, and user-friendly interface for showcasing coffee products and the brand. I worked on the page layout, responsive design, styling, navigation, and interactive elements using JavaScript.
@Roi Deniari The responsive layout and JavaScript interactions sound like a solid pairing for the coffee catalog. How did you adapt the navigation for smaller screens?
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