Ostra Coffee House

Most visitors are locals on their phones who want three things fast: is it open, where is it, and what's on the counter. The site also has to sell bags of beans and office catering without crowding the menu. And it should feel like the shop: loud about its coffee, roasted on site, with no fuss.

• The name is the hero. OSTRA is set huge in Big Shoulders, a tall condensed poster face, and the O is an oval photo of a cup, with a spinning orange roast stamp on its rim.
• A near-black espresso background with crema-coloured type and one burnt-orange accent, used for prices, the ticker and the visit block, so the eye always lands on what matters.
• The menu is the centrepiece: a full-width board where every drink name is set large in condensed capitals and every price in orange, read like the board above the counter.
• IBM Plex Mono for body text, labels and hours, like a till receipt or a roast log, so the small print feels as deliberate as the big type.
• On phones, the wordmark still fills the screen, with today's hours in the top bar and the menu board in one thumb-friendly column.