Work
Sites, not mockups
Every one of these is live. Click them. They open.
Bean & Gone
Stoneybatter, Dublin 7 (fictional)
Open the live site
The Proving Room
Ranelagh, Dublin 6 (fictional)
Open the live site
Half Nine
Phibsborough, Dublin 7 (fictional)
Open the live site
Wickwood Roasters
Smithfield, Dublin 7 (fictional)
Open the live siteNo real shop's site is here yet. When the first one is sent, it goes in this grid with its name on.
What it looks like to run one
This is the panel every shop gets. Changing your opening hours takes about eight seconds.
About the demos
All four of these are made-up shops. They don't exist. They were built to test the system before any real shop's site was built with it, and they're here so you can click through complete sites end to end.
Each one was built to answer a different question. Bean & Gone is the plain six pages and the panel. The Proving Room has a forty-item menu that came off a photograph of the board rather than being typed in. Half Nine is a coffee cart, so the first thing on every page is where it is that morning. Wickwood Roasters sells to cafés as well as over the counter, so it has a wholesale list priced by the kilo.
They look nothing like each other on purpose. A shop's site shouldn't look like the last shop's site.
And this site
This one was built with the same system. Same skeleton, same panel, same fonts. You're looking at a sample.
One coffee or café fact a day, drawn. That is what we post on Instagram. @cupanstudio
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