If anyone is in the LA area and wants to check it out, it's Awakening Coffee in Inglewood. I'm there most days since we've just opened and there are many things to be sorted out. Come say hi.
If anyone is in the LA area and wants to check it out, it's Awakening Coffee in Inglewood. I'm there most days since we've just opened and there are many things to be sorted out. Come say hi.
It’s the worst once someone has gone all the way through a tablet/GUI menu and made all their purchase decisions only to be awkwardly thwarted at the payment step. Negative bonus points if there is a line of customers behind the pour soul attempting to use cash
[UK here, where I feel we are slipping slowly but relentlessly towards the worst parts of the American Way in many areas including this one]
There are many less fortunate people that can't get a credit or debit card and I don't want to support practices that hurt them even more.
Why is that?
Not enough spare money to maintain a bank account.
No desire for a high-fee credit card, no access to a low-fee credit card.
No acceptable documentation.
Cash costs money too. We always talk about the cost of credit cards but always forget the cost of dealing with cash.
I'm super happy with all this modernization. I only need to carry an Apple Watch, not even my phone. I love it.
Built it an afternoon—the fit and finish looks fantastic and 100% complete. It perfectly solves the problem that you described so simply and well.
I looked at the website, and I understand it is WIP. Is this a mistake that needs fixing? "Americano - Espresso with hot water. $4.50 (Medium) $4.50 (Large) "
Not that you asked ;)
It's a breath of fresh air to have such a nice clean site that loads fast and has nice photos, clear description and price.
I wish more sites were like this.
(only issue I can see is some descriptions are truncated despite space being available for the rest of the text on my desktop)
What are you talking about. It takes over a second to load everything and the content jumps once or twice as it is loading. If this was a static website, not a 'web app', it would load faster without jumping around.
Now don't get me wrong, the design is amazing for a coffee shop, but it certainly isn't fast.
It doesn't work without javascript.
I'd just remove the sticky header with the blur effect and those shadows below the cards. Maybe make the menu categories collapsible. This is going in a modern minimalist direction which I prefer in such cases. If you need any design tips, feel free to ping!
Tbh not sure if my issue with Boy and the Bear is the quality or just that I don't tend to like south/central american beans all that much. I go for Rwanda when possible.