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Food & Beverage· Concept build· 2026

Daybreak Coffee

An original specialty-coffee brand and landing page - sunrise palette, a Three.js hero, a pinned single-origin story and a working cart drawer.

Full desktop view of Daybreak Coffee
Role
Brand + design + build
Services
Brand + UI design · Creative frontend · 3D / motion · Ecommerce UI
Year
2026
Status
Concept build

Overview

The brief

Specialty coffee lives or dies on feel. The site had to read as warm and premium from the first frame, then carry a visitor all the way to an order without ever feeling like a template.

An original concept project. Brand and content created for the build.

Approach

How I built it

01

Opened on a Three.js hero tuned to a first-light palette so the brand mood lands before a word is read.

02

Pinned the single-origin story to the scroll so the beans' journey unfolds in sequence instead of as a wall of text.

03

Built a real cart drawer with filters - front-end only, but a genuine commerce interaction, not a fake screenshot.

04

Used local imagery throughout and tuned the build for Lighthouse 100s.

Key features

What makes it work

  • Three.js sunrise hero
  • Pinned, scroll-told single-origin story
  • Filterable cart drawer interaction
  • Bento visit / location blocks

Gallery

A closer look

Daybreak Coffee Three.js hero
Daybreak Coffee Three.js hero
Daybreak Coffee pinned single-origin story
Daybreak Coffee pinned single-origin story
Daybreak Coffee cart drawer with filters
Daybreak Coffee cart drawer with filters

Build

Under the hood

HTMLCSSVanilla JSThree.jsGSAP + ScrollTriggerLenis
  • Lighthouse 100s recorded for the build
  • All imagery served locally; self-contained

Reflection

Looking back

Proof that a 3D hero and a real ordering flow can share one page without the page feeling heavy. The cart drawer would need a payment backend to go live.

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