Di Tazza is a gourmet coffee and café project in Kordspace’s direct-client portfolio, situated within food, hospitality, and consumer packaged goods. This case study frames its scope around a focused café website and supporting visual design, rather than a transactional application. The central opportunity was to translate a hospitality-led business into a clear, approachable digital presence. That scope emphasizes brand presentation, readable content, and an experience suited to customers browsing on their phones. It does not assume online ordering, loyalty features, or other operational integrations.
The challenge
A gourmet café’s digital presence needs to communicate character without making practical information difficult to find. The design challenge is to balance an inviting visual identity with concise content and straightforward navigation. The scope also needs to remain proportionate to the business, avoiding application complexity where a focused informational website would be more appropriate.
Our approach
The proposed scope organizes the experience around a café introduction, an overview of its offerings, and practical visit information. A cohesive visual direction would bring typography, color, imagery, and page composition into alignment with Di Tazza’s gourmet positioning. Responsive layouts would support both quick mobile browsing and more leisurely desktop exploration. Implementation priorities would include semantic page structure, accessible navigation, and appropriately sized imagery. The technology tags identify relevant implementation categories rather than a confirmed historical stack.
The outcome
The project’s qualitative value is best understood as a focused digital presentation for a hospitality business. The scope provides a coherent way to connect café identity with customer-facing information without assuming a broader commerce platform. It serves as a direct-client portfolio example of brand-led web work, with no claim of measured commercial impact or verified launch performance.
Technical highlights
- Responsive layout planning for mobile and desktop browsing
- Semantic content structure and accessible navigation priorities
- Image-sizing and page-weight considerations for an image-led site
- Informational website scope without assumed commerce integrations
Place in the journey
2015–2017 Web + CommerceDi Tazza fits Kordspace’s Creative Foundations era by project type, reflecting the brand-led website work that complements its broader engineering practice. This placement describes the nature of the work rather than a confirmed project date.