For the Base44 challenge, we chose a sweet little coffee roastery in our city, that has been supplying the city with coffee for 54 years: Kumardhara Coffee.
As iconic and essential as this business has been to fuelling the city's coffee demand, its online presence didn't do justice to its expertise, its rich selection of the finest beans, or the incredible story of the people behind it. A 54-year legacy this rich deserved to be discovered, not stumbled upon. Which is precisely why we chose Kumardhara Coffee.
Current website: https://www.kumaradharacoffee.com/
(https://www.kumaradharacoffee.com/)What we built using Base44: https://kumardhara-coffee-experience.base44.app
(https://kumardhara-coffee-experience.base44.app)Check out our video below! đ
Our build approachđ¨
â˘â â We designed the landing page to unravel the full Kumardhara experience through micro-animations and added small moments of delight that mirror the care that goes into every roast.
â˘â â The layout, visual style, and image composition were crafted in Base44 through a detailed PRD alongside the finalized assets.
â˘â â Framer Motion, built directly within Base44, powered the subtle interactions woven throughout the site.
How we used Agents in Base44đ¤
Coffee can be intimidating for newcomers, so we built an experience to guide them in. Our "Coffee Brewmaster" agent helps people discover their taste, then points them toward the right beans and brew method, thus turning a moment of hesitation into a confident first cup.
The automation we includedâď¸
We also opened a window into the roastery's community. Through the new site, users can discover upcoming coffee experiences, events, and workshops hosted at the micro-roastery and also book to attend them, all directly through the site!
The resultđĄ
An online home that finally matches the craft in the cup: a landing page that carries Kumardhara's 54 years of expertise, welcomes newcomers as warmly as regulars, and gives a beloved local roastery the digital presence it has always deserved.
Our next stepđ
From here, we want to bring the work full circle and present the site to the Kumardhara team, turning this challenge build into a lasting home for their brand online.
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Here is a looping motion graphics video that we created for the hero block of a website.
With 3 key words Vintage + Nostalgia + Energy, this was the outcome!
Sharing a recent project - Newsroom
Newsroom is a global news and publication platform I designed end-to-end.
The idea was simple: create a single destination for discovering news across sources, without the overwhelm.
Newsroom aggregates content from a wide range of publications, covering current affairs, sports, entertainment, and more, designed for a global, diverse audience.
đ§ Key UX decisions
1. Swipe-based interaction for discovery
I introduced a simple swipe gesture on news cards:
â Swipe right to like
â Swipe left to skip
This made browsing feel lightweight and intuitive, especially when dealing with high volumes of content. It also subtly personalizes the feed over time.
2. Reducing information overload
Instead of dense lists, I leaned into a card-based layouts with clear hierarchy, allowing users to scan quickly and decide what to engage with.
3. Designed for global consumption
I focused on a dark theme, with clean visual language and flexible layouts that work across categories and regions, without bias toward any one type of content.
âď¸ What I worked on
â˘â â End-to-end product design
â˘â â Core discovery and reading flows
â˘â â Design system for scalability across categories
â˘â â Interaction patterns for engagement and personalization
The goal was to make news consumption feel less overwhelming, more intentional, and easier to navigate.
Would love to hear your thoughts!
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Excited to share Oneport an airport app focused on offering a seamless journey!
This is an MVP and it focuses on a few flows. Would love to hear your thoughts on it!