I’m ready to take my coffee shop online with a modern, visually driven site that puts our drinks and pastries front-and-center. The main job is to create a clean, contemporary showcase for every item on the menu—especially our rotating “hot products”—while also giving customers an easy way to act on their cravings. Core experience • Browsing: A product gallery that pairs mouth-watering photos with concise descriptions and prices. Think smooth category filters and quick-view pop-ups rather than bulky tables. • Ordering: Secure, mobile-friendly checkout so visitors can add items to a cart and pay without friction. I’m fine with Stripe, PayPal, or another reliable gateway you recommend. • Table booking: A simple reservation widget (calendar + time-slot selector) that feeds directly to my inbox or a back-office panel. • Sign-up & social log-in: One-click access via Facebook and Google, alongside the usual email option. • Customer reviews: Shoppers should be able to rate drinks, leave short comments, and see average stars on each product page. Look & feel The style I want is modern and sleek—think plenty of whitespace, large hero imagery, and subtle animations that don’t get in the way of speed. Responsiveness is a must; most of my clientele browse on phones. Back-end & CMS I need to update the menu daily, so an intuitive content manager (WordPress + WooCommerce, Shopify, or a lightweight custom admin) is important. Whichever stack you prefer, make sure I can upload new items, tweak prices, and manage orders without touching code. Deliverables 1. Fully responsive website deployed on my hosting. 2. Product catalogue with ordering and payment integration. 3. Reservation module linked to email or dashboard. 4. Facebook and Google OAuth for sign-up / log-in. 5. Review system with moderation controls. 6. Short hand-over guide or loom video that shows me how to add products and view orders. I’d love this to go live fast, but I’m more interested in a polished experience than a rushed one. If you have ideas like adding a newsletter sign-up or loyalty stamps down the road, mention them so we can keep future growth in mind, though they’re not required for this first launch.