With a name in mind I began the sketching phase to come up with a wordmark and a signature look for the brand. To keep the coffee shop look, I did research on what coffee shop logos look like and what they are missing. After playing around with the type for the wordmark I was able to substitute the O with a coffee bean. With this look I was able to incorporate iconography into my word mark and have it still be legible. Since the coffee bean gave the logo a signature look I incorporated it into the rest of the brand by using it to cover tins and coffee cups. To go along with the black I used a maroon to give it a more sophisticated and elegant look, to go along more with the target audience. I also wanted to steer away from the greens, browns and reds that other popular coffee shops use to make this brand more unique.

With a logo update the website had to get a make over to match. The previous website used lots of black and brown which made the website look drab and dull. Although it matched the shop name and brand it didn't allow the coffee to stand out on the page. With the new maroon brand colour added to the colour pallete that was used on the current site as the main website colour. It acts as an overlay for the coffee images while the menu pictures don't use any filters so that you clearly see the look of the drinks. The maroon acts as a great complement to the brown coffee and adds some more visual interest to an other wise minimalist look. Keeping the same white space as the previous website.