Websites · Case study
Kettle & Kiln
Concept, not a real client
A three-page website for a made-up neighbourhood coffee house, built to show what a small business site can look like.
- Type
- Website (concept)
- Pages
- Home, Menu, Contact, 404
- Built with
- Plain HTML, CSS and a little JavaScript
The brief
A café owner wants a site customers can use on their phone in a few seconds: what's on the menu, when it's open, where it is, and how to get in touch.
What I built
- A home page with hours, location and menu highlights up front
- A full menu page with clear sections and prices
- A contact page with a form that checks each field and explains any mistakes
- A mobile menu that works with a keyboard and screen readers
Results
From automated tests run on October 19, 2026.
- Lighthouse 100 / 100 / 100 / 100 on every page, on mobile and desktop
- 0 accessibility issues found by axe-core at 375 px and 1280 px
- No sideways scrolling from 320 px phones up to desktop
- Each page is under 32 KB before compression
Screens
Menu, desktop 
Contact, desktop 
Menu, phone