Start with what people need
Breakfast, the coffee shop and visiting the bar are distinct journeys, visible from the homepage. Opening hours, location and contact information support navigation.

The care behind the counter.
Brought into a digital experience.
Gran Bar · Tortona, Italy
UX, web design and Webflow development
The website for the coffee bar I run

The published homepage: products, atmosphere and a clear invitation to visit.
Gran Bar is the coffee bar I run in Tortona, at the Oasi shopping centre. This project draws on a business I know from everyday experience behind the counter: its products, customers’ questions and daily rituals.
The website introduces breakfast, a selection of coffee to brew at home and the practical information needed to visit. The design goal is to bring discovery and useful information into the same experience.
Make people want a coffee break.
Make it clear where to find it.
Products draw attention. Structure helps visitors choose what to explore and how to find the coffee bar.
Breakfast, the coffee shop and visiting the bar are distinct journeys, visible from the homepage. Opening hours, location and contact information support navigation.
Cutout photography and generous image sizes put coffee and pastries first. Cream and dark green connect the different sections.
Ingredients and coffee information can be explored on demand. The main page stays focused, with the detail close to each product.

The coffee shop groups the selection into everyday coffee, single origins and specialty coffee. Each card introduces a product; a dedicated control reveals its origin, tasting notes and preparation. The website presents the range and invites people to buy in store.

The published website brings together the business story, product selection and practical information. Text and image interactions give the presentation rhythm, while actions to call, write and find the bar stay easy to recognise.
