A little pause.
A lot of atmosphere.
A considered website for Café Tesu in New Delhi. Photography, an interactive menu and a gently unfolding coffee story bring the café’s character to the screen.
Explore the buildA little pause.
A lot of soul.
Sunlit corners. Something brewing.
A place to take your time.
A presentation of the website’s visual direction. Public launch is managed separately.
Make the feeling
part of the visit.
A café website should make it easy to get a feel for the space, explore what’s on offer and plan a visit. The build connects those three needs through a photo-led experience.
The home page leads into a searchable menu, a gallery, visit information and photo credits. Directions, telephone, ordering and reservation links give visitors a clear next step.
Room to browse.
Reasons to stay.
Warm neutrals, large photography and an editorial layout carry the café’s atmosphere. Native scrolling and a reduced-motion option let visitors explore at their own pace.
Atmosphere, with a purpose.
A five-page café website
Home, menu, space, visit and photo credits built with HTML, CSS, JavaScript and a locally served Three.js scene.
An interactive coffee story
A 3D cup and scroll-led chapters add depth. Motion can be paused, reduced-motion preferences are respected and rendering pauses offscreen.
Made for everyday browsing
Menu search and category filters, dish details, a keyboard-accessible gallery and layouts for phone, tablet and desktop.
A clear route to a visit
Address, opening hours, telephone, maps and links to external reservation and ordering services. The local planner prepares a visit summary.
A real build.
A clear scope.
This showcase presents the completed Café Tesu website build. Public hosting and the client’s final launch are separate steps. Reservation and ordering links continue to the relevant external platforms.
Photography credits are retained with the project. View the image source record.
A place worth visiting.
A website worth exploring.
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