Accessible first.
The site launched with an accessibility menu: dyslexia-friendly fonts, color-blind modes, adjustable text size and spacing, a reading guide, and high-contrast options.
Esteamed Coffee is a nonprofit coffee shop in downtown Cary that creates jobs for adults with disabilities. We redesigned its website around accessibility and made it easy for the staff to keep current.

Esteamed Coffee's mission is to lower the unemployment rate for adults with disabilities, which the shop puts at more than 70%. Beyond jobs, it hosts social events for its community and gives artists with disabilities a place to show their work.
The website had to match that mission. It needed to be usable by everyone, whatever their abilities, and simple for the staff to manage: writing blog posts, adjusting program details, updating shop hours, and posting community events without calling a developer.
The site launched with an accessibility menu: dyslexia-friendly fonts, color-blind modes, adjustable text size and spacing, a reading guide, and high-contrast options.
An events calendar that filters by event type, news updates, menu changes, and a newsletter signup, so the site keeps up with the shop.
A modern redesign with clean layouts and imagery that reflects the mission, built to read well on phones, tablets, and desktops.
This is the kind of project our custom websites practice takes on for nonprofits and small businesses across the Triangle.
Cary Digital Design was a delight to work with! They were professional, flexible, and incredibly helpful in launching our new website. We are so excited for our new site! and recommend them to anyone looking for an update! Thank you!
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