Designing a complete brand website for Kopi Calf — Indonesia's fast-growing affordable premium coffee chain — replacing a generic link aggregator with a full digital presence.
The Problem
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With 100+ outlets across Indonesia, Kopi Calf’s only digital presence was a Linktree with three buttons. The brand’s digital experience failed to match its physical scale.
The brand's identity and 'affordable premium' mission were completely absent from the digital experience.
Six distinct drink series with unique identities remained hidden behind a single 'Order' button.
The lack of a built-in outlet finder forced users to leave the site and manually search for locations on external apps.
A generic link aggregator signals low investment, creating a credibility gap for a brand of this scale.
Design Approach
Every decision connects brand storytelling with real user action—pairing Calf’s bold identity with a clear, conversion-focused experience.
A three-page structure—Home, Series, and Menu—organizes the brand experience from discovery to product selection.
A 3-step modal flow (city → outlet → platform) connects users directly to GoFood, GrabFood, or ShopeeFood.
Extends Calf’s blue identity into a cohesive typographic system pairing editorial serif headlines with clean body text.
The Design



The homepage leads with a full-bleed hero — "Affordable Premium Coffee" — then flows through brand storytelling, a nationwide outlet finder, and clear contact channels.

An aggregated editorial showcase of Kopi Calf's Instagram feed — each series curated and presented as a browsable collection, so customers don't have to dig through social media to discover what's available.

A filterable product catalog organized by series tab, featuring clean typography and photography.

A clean footer carrying the Calf wordmark, brand tagline, social links, and support contacts — consistent across all pages.
The User Journey
Rather than a separate page, we designed a frictionless modal overlay that stays in context, guiding users to their coffee in three rapid steps.

The flow starts by narrowing down the region. Large, tappable cards ensure ease of use on mobile.

Real-time filtering allows users to find their nearest Calf outlet quickly.

The final step deep-links directly into delivery apps for instant recognition.
The Impact
Transforming a passive Linktree into a structured experience designed for discovery and action.
Replaced scattered links with clear paths for product discovery, outlet finding, and brand storytelling.
A three-step sequence—city, outlet, and platform—removes the friction of manual searching in delivery apps.
A cohesive visual system replaces the generic placeholder, building immediate trust and professional recognition.
Deep-links to GoFood, GrabFood, and ShopeeFood ensure every interaction leads users toward an order with intent.
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This was a speculative concept project. If you're looking for a designer who can bring this level of craft to your brand, I'd love to chat.