Max Baasner
DE/EN
Glarner Kaffee · May 2025Case study

Website and online shop for Glarner Kaffee

Roastery, café and online shop in one website.

Corporate WebsiteE-CommerceConversion OptimisationContent Strategy

The result in one sentence

Roastery, café and online shop in one website.

My role

Concept, Information Architecture, UX/UI Design, UX Writing, Shopify, Framer, Shop Setup, Content, Image Concept and Ongoing Development

Worked with

Owner, Glarner Kaffee

01Situation

A local coffee roastery with its own café needed a digital presence that brought the shop, the brand and direct sales together.

More than an online shop

Coffee, tea, other products, the roastery, the café and courses all needed to come together in one clear presence.

Translate a local brand into digital

The personal atmosphere of the roastery needed to feel as tangible online as the product range itself.

Direct sales

Visitors should not only read about coffee. They should be able to choose and buy the right beans directly.

02Complication

The scope grew during the project through additional content and requests.

Connecting several offers

The roastery, café, courses and shop needed a shared structure.

03Approach

The website and online shop connect the local roastery with online sales.

Shop and brand brought together

Products, roastery and café do not feel like separate worlds but one connected brand experience.

Products structured clearly

Roast level, preparation methods, pack sizes and prices are visible directly at product level and make selection easier.

The local character preserved

Images from the roastery, information about production and a clear Frauenfeld connection show who is behind the coffee.

04Results

Website and shop launched

Products, roastery and café brought together in one website.

Buying products directly

Roast level, brewing method, quantity and price support product selection.

The brand works beyond the online shop

A flexible menu system brings the main menu, evening offer and seasonal specials into one consistent visual language.

Glarner Kaffee main menu, evening menu and XUND special menu
From the online shop into physical space

The visual identity was extended to events and physical sales touchpoints, keeping Glarner Kaffee recognisable from the online shop to the roll banner.

Roll banner for Glarner Kaffee
Methods
Information ArchitectureUX WritingConversion DesignE-Commerce UX
Tools
FramerShopify

What I take away from it

Addressing additional requests

I now identify additional requests as scope changes early.

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