# AI Website Template Brennhoven > For houses with a menu longer than the patience at the counter. Brennhoven is the template for coffee houses with several locations and their own roastery. Seventeen pages in light periwinkle and mocha, with a taste configurator that returns a suggestion with a match rate in three steps, and a page that opens up the arithmetic behind it. - Price: €99 one-time, VAT included - Industry: Coffee house & roastery - Page: https://ai-website.com/templates/brennhoven - Demo identity (fictitious): brennhoven.de ## Pages included - Home page with twelve sections: a stage with a product disc and floating icons, a band of key figures, three suggestions for today, four steps to a recommendation, one guest's day, a menu excerpt, guest voices, a journal preview and questions. - Smart Menu with an arc of five product discs, a filter bar for category, mood, temperature and caffeine, twenty four tiles, a suggestion for the hour, a caffeine scale, a milk comparison, a seasonal calendar and allergens. - Personalise with the configurator as the opening: three steps, one suggestion with a match rate, plus an explanation of the axes, a profile over eight orders, control of the sliders and six reasons. - How the AI works, with a question as the opening, a flow diagram, the arithmetic opened up in three lines, six things the model does not know, the match rate over time, the data path and a version list. - Rewards with a tilted card, three tiers as a comparison table, six ways to earn points, a points calculator, a yearly curve, a calendar of offers and voices from members. - Locations with a drawn map of Berlin and hover coupling, four houses in rotation, a busy hours chart, a facilities comparison, directions with transit badges and the pickup station. - About us with an image band, three principles, a timeline over five years, the roastery section, four team cards, a coffee belt diagram, open jobs and the reusable cup figures. - Journal as a side column with a lead article, four posts, a most read list, a band of key figures and a sign up for the letter. - Four journal posts between 350 and 700 words, each with its own structure, figures inside the text and links between them. - The app with two offset phones, six features, the flow in three minutes, three drawn screens, a version list, ratings and the questions that come before installing. - Contact with a form as the opening, four routes, a press and partner area, a note on applying and questions about response times. - Legal notice and privacy policy as placeholder pages on noindex, with a list of what belongs in them and the technical truth about the template. - Its own 404 page in the design of the template, with a real espresso and a way back. ## Scope - 17 pages - Taste configurator with a match rate - Rewards calculator over twelve months - Astro 5, two typefaces, static ## Design - Colours: Ink #1d1816, Sky #dfe6f4, Mocha #7a5236, Card #f7f9fd - Headline type: Fraunces - Body type: Inter ## Built for - Coffee houses with several locations where the same menu applies everywhere and the guest wants to know where there is room right now. - Roasteries with a café attached that want to explain why one batch tastes different from the last. - Businesses with a choice bigger than the patience at the counter. A wine merchant, a tea shop, an ice cream parlour with rotating flavours. - Anyone with a loyalty scheme who wants to make it something you can work out rather than something you claim. ## Not built for - The café with one room and eight items on the menu. If there is nothing to sort you do not need a sorter, and the configurator then looks like a form standing in front of the order. Darnholt fits better for that. - Roasteries that mainly ship beans. There is no basket here, no shipping costs and no tiering by grind. - Chains from about ten branches upwards. The locations page is drawn for four houses, and beyond that the map turns into a search with a postcode. - Businesses that do not want to recommend anything at all. Without the configurator you are left with fourteen good pages, but the selling point is gone. ## FAQ **Do I need the configurator, or does the template work without it?** It works without it, but then it is a different product. Take the configurator and the AI page out and you are left with fourteen good pages for a coffee house. What makes it special is gone. The start skill walks you through the question before you delete anything. **Is there really an AI running behind it?** No. The configurator calculates in the browser using the four axes on every drink. There is no model, no server and no key. That is deliberate: a draft should show how it feels, not create running costs. **Can I swap the drinks out?** Yes, they sit as a list in one file. Every drink needs a category, a price, caffeine, sweetness, temperature and at least one mood. Leave out an axis and it will never be suggested, and that is in the checklist in the package too. **What if I only have one location?** Then you cut the location list down to one entry. The drawn map is built for four pins, so you swap it for the single house section. The busy hours chart stands on its own. The template-setup skill describes the route. **Are the legal notice and privacy policy included?** As placeholder pages on noindex, with a list of what belongs in them and the technical truth about the template. Ready made legal texts are deliberately not included. A copied text rarely describes what applies to you, and that is exactly where the warnings come from. **Can the images stay on my website?** The images come from Unsplash and may be used commercially. Nineteen of the fifty five show recognisable people, and there is no model release for them. Which ones is in the image credits. Swap them for your own photographs before going live. **Does the template use a formal or informal address?** Informal, throughout, including in forms and error messages. The address sits only in the copy and the data files, never in the building blocks. Switching to a formal register is therefore text work, not rebuilding work. **Are the numbers on the site real?** No. Match rate, ratings, team size, reusable cup rate and every price are example values, and the site says so itself in the legal notice. The package contains a full list so none of them survives the rebuild. **What do I need technically?** Node from version 22 and web space that serves static files. No PHP, no database, no build on the server. The built folder goes up, nothing else. **Do I own the template?** Yes, for one project, with no time limit, no subscription and no attribution requirement. You may rebuild and publish it however you like. What you may not do is resell it as a template. For several projects of your own you need one licence each. **Is it available in German as well?** Yes, as a second package with the same website in German, its own knowledge layer and German skills. Both versions come from the same source so they cannot drift apart. **Does the site work without JavaScript?** Yes, fully readable. Every figure and every calculator result is in the markup, not put there by a script. That is verified by a run that loads every page twice and compares what disappears without the script. **How accessible is the template?** Every text colour reaches at least 4.5:1 against every surface it can appear on, measured and documented in the style guide. Plus a visible focus everywhere, keyboard operation for the menu, tabs, filters and configurator, and a reduced motion setting that leaves nothing invisible. --- Canonical page: https://ai-website.com/templates/brennhoven · German: https://ai-website.com/de/templates/brennhoven · All templates: https://ai-website.com/llms.txt