Case study · Website

Sroja Coffee

A mobile-first website for an open-space coffee shop in Renon, Denpasar, Bali.

Scope
Design, front-end build, content structure
Languages
Indonesian and English
Stack
HTML, CSS, vanilla JavaScript
Sroja Coffee: Hero
  • 10homepage sections
  • 72menu items in 9 categories
  • 2languages, one-tap switch
  • 0frameworks, just fast static code

The client, The brief, The approach

The client

An open-space coffee shop in the middle of Denpasar with outdoor, semi-outdoor and non-smoking indoor areas, plus a meeting room. Open every day until midnight.

The brief

Show the vibe, present the full menu, make group bookings easy and invite event collaborations. All on a site that feels like the brand, not a template.

The approach

Phone first, because a café site is opened at the table, on the way, or from a social profile. A bold editorial layout, real photography and light motion that never gets in the way.

  1. Sroja Coffee: A first screen that smells like coffee.

    A first screen that smells like coffee.

    A slideshow of real photos from the café opens the site, with a giant wordmark that always fits one screen.

    • 4 photo slides, 6 seconds each, with progress bars
    • Photos are darkened so the headline stays readable
  2. Sroja Coffee: Open late, so it gets a stage.

    Open late, so it gets a stage.

    One full-width section tells the story of morning, afternoon and night at Sroja.

    • Live OPEN / CLOSED label calculated in Bali time
    • Photo with subtle parallax
  3. Sroja Coffee: Four spaces, four clear choices.

    Four spaces, four clear choices.

    Outdoor, semi-outdoor, indoor and the meeting room each get a card with one booking button.

    • Each button pre-selects that area in the booking form
    • Swipeable cards on phones
  4. Sroja Coffee: Favourites from one data file.

    Favourites from one data file.

    Colour-coded product cards with price stickers read from the menu data.

    • Change a price in one place
    • Category chips lead into the full menu
  5. Sroja Coffee: Booking on WhatsApp, no server needed.

    Booking on WhatsApp, no server needed.

    The form checks the rules first, then opens a pre-filled WhatsApp message, so staff get complete requests.

    • Live minimum-order calculator
    • Checks opening hours, a 2-hour lead time and room capacity
  6. Sroja Coffee: Event collabs, impossible to miss.

    Event collabs, impossible to miss.

    The capacity of up to 150 people is the focal point, with the kinds of collaboration the café welcomes.

    • Contact button opens WhatsApp with a pre-filled message
  7. Sroja Coffee: The full menu, scanned at the table.
    Sroja Coffee: The full menu, scanned at the table. (2)

    The full menu, scanned at the table.

    72 items from one JSON file, with category tabs, search and a Signature filter. A small tool makes a print-ready QR card for every table.

    • Sticky toolbar that follows the scroll
    • The same page doubles as the table menu

On a phone

Designed on a phone, then expanded to desktop.

A bottom action bar keeps Menu, Directions and Reserve within thumb reach.

Stack

Small, fast and easy to maintain.

Structure

  • Menu, shop settings and translations live in data files
  • The language choice is remembered
  • Packaged with Docker and nginx

Performance & SEO

  • WebP photos in two sizes with srcset
  • Coffee shop structured data (address, hours, location)
  • Open Graph tags for link previews

Details

  • Skip link and labelled controls
  • Every animation has a reduced-motion fallback
  • Open status and booking rules use Bali time
  • HTML5
  • CSS3
  • Vanilla JavaScript
  • Inter Tight
  • WebP + srcset
  • Docker
  • nginx
  • WhatsApp deep links

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