Lucky's Coffee Shopify

Project overview

Background

Lucky’s was a blend created by the brilliant minds behind Midnight Espresso and Havana Coffee Works, for a pop-up Juice Bar on Cuba St. This blend has since taken on a life of its own and grown into its own brand.

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Opportunity / Challenge

With Lucky’s face-to-face business booming from satisfied word-of-mouth customers, the obvious next step was to go online. They wanted to create a website allowing the brand to have an online presence and a portal for customers to order from.

Client

Lucky's Coffee

Year

Mar 2022

Services

Development

Platform

Web and Mobile

Execution

Lucky's approached Grey Shift after going through different vendors deciding we would be the perfect fit to develop their sister website, finding us- proactive, incredibly helpful and very personable.

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We first gathered information about the Lucky’s coffee roastery brand before presenting and iterating designs for a developed Shopify website. From there, we built the site and assisted with its launch.

The website received very positive feedback from customers and allowed the client to improve brand promotion.

Project results

After the site launched we have heard that exiting customers of the brand have been pleased to see that there is an online presence and substance to the brand that they know. And the staff at Havana have been happy with the results that they can now use as a platform to help promote the brand further.

What our specialists are developing on.

Java Script

JavaScript is written in almost the entire frontend - everything we can see on the Internet. And relatively recently it has settled in the backend, on smartphones, and even in the firmware of smart teapots

PHP

PHP is a common general-purpose open-source programming language. PHP is specially designed for web development and its code can be embedded directly into HTML.

Python

Python is a scripting programming language. It is versatile, so it is suitable for a variety of tasks and for many platforms: from iOS and Android to server-side operating systems.

React.js

React.js is Facebook's JavaScript library* for easy development of interfaces, that is, the external part of sites and applications with which the user interacts.

.NET

.NET is a framework from Microsoft that allows you to use the same namespaces, libraries, and APIs for different languages. The most common are the four languages in the .NET family: C#; Visual Basic; C++; F#.

Ruby

Ruby is mostly used in web development - the niche language is defined by the successful framework, Ruby on Rails. But there are other areas: scripting, deployment, security, and so on.