Case study · Web · Brand & design system

Coffee Cart Boys — website & design system

A complete website design and design system for a mobile barista-cart catering company serving corporate events, weddings and craft services across LA & Orange County.

Role · Design system + page designSurface · Marketing siteTools · Figma → WordPress/Bricks

The brief

Coffee Cart Boys needed a site that sells the experience — premium, characterful and unmistakably theirs — and turns event browsers into enquiries. The work was two halves: a reusable design system so every page stays consistent, and the page designs to build the site from. The brand voice is doing real work throughout:

“We bring a mobile barista cart — espresso, cold brew, tea, and matcha — anywhere in LA and Orange Counties. 50 cups per hour and a fast 1-hour setup.”

The design system

Built on tokens, not one-offs — a structured set of Color/, Typography/, Base Units spacing and per-component values (right down to the gold primary button). Warm and appetising: a near-black mocha canvas, cream type, and a single confident gold accent.

Mocha / Base-Black#0E0901
Base-White / Cream#EFEAE5
Gold (accent)#FFAA00
Brown-700#7E5633
Brown-600#8E6B4D
Grey-900#2C2D1C
DisplayHWT KonopLayered wood-type — headings, 64 / 40 / 32px
BodyArea NormalWorkhorse — body + bold subheads, 16–28px on an 8-pt scale

The site

A full marketing site designed responsively (desktop + mobile): a converting homepage, a complete catering menu, a pricing page, a blog/content system, and a kit of interior-page templates (centered, left, and left-with-sidebar layouts) so new pages can be assembled quickly.

Coffee Cart Boys Homepage design
HomepageHero, social proof, benefits, pop-up concepts
Coffee Cart Boys Catering menu design
Catering menuFull drink menu — espresso, cold brew, tea, matcha
Coffee Cart Boys Pricing design
PricingPackages with distance / guest-count guidance

Brand in the wild — menu boards

The system doesn't stop at the website — it carries through to the in-store menu boards: the same wood-type display, mocha-and-gold palette and mascot. Below: the year-round lineup, plus a bespoke seasonal drop (Fall 2025) that stretches the brand somewhere new.

Why it works

  • Tokenised, build-ready. Colours, type and spacing live as named variables, so the design hands off to a WordPress/Bricks build with no guesswork and stays consistent as it grows.
  • Distinctive, not templated. A wood-type display face over a clean body, dark mocha + gold — it looks like the cart, not a stock catering site.
  • Designed to convert. Social proof, clear benefits, transparent pricing guidance and repeated “get a quote” paths aimed squarely at event enquiries.

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