A bold café website that brings coffee, focused work, workshops and community into one connected experience.
Design study for SYNC’D Coffee
Hospitality website
Content design
Responsive design
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BeforeTheir designWebsite capture
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Their design beside our redesign. Our redesign is a preview, not the deployed business website. Design captures from 27 September 2026.
What the transformation changes
More than somewhere to get coffee.
A reason to come and stay.
01
Give the café an identity of its own.
Their design. The café sits under a consulting and coaching header. A brief introduction describes working, meetings and learning, followed largely by image galleries.
Our redesign. A dedicated café identity leads with the space, its people and the different reasons to visit. Bold typography and varied photographic sections make those experiences easier to distinguish.
Visitors can see what kind of place this is and whether it suits the way they want to spend their time.
02
Explain what happens beyond the coffee.
Their design. Workshops and professional development are mentioned in the introduction, while photographs carry most of the story below it.
Our redesign. Named activity formats, workshop descriptions and sections for focused work, group visits and room enquiries turn that broad promise into specific choices.
Someone interested in learning or meeting people has useful context before asking about the next session.
03
Bring the practical decisions together.
Their design. Menu images, photo galleries and general contact details are spread down the page. The footer presents consulting-style weekday office hours.
Our redesign. Organised menu categories, café-specific opening hours, directions and an enquiry form for activities or group use sit within the café journey.
Visitors have a clearer route to planning a visit and asking the questions that matter to them.
This is a design and content assessment of the two versions, not a claim of measured increases in enquiries, search rankings or loading speed.
