Fun Website for Tacos House

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We collaborated with Tacos House to create a simple, welcoming website with pops of color to reflect the brand's fun and friendly vibe. The site allows customers to view the menu, make reservations, and place orders.

Tacos House was a recently opened restaurant in Lisbon, and wanted a website that felt inviting and matched their unique brand. The goal was to create a memorable, trustworthy look that gives them an edge over competitors.

2 web pages

Ordering and reservation system

Created a simple, friendly website with pops of color

HOW WE DID IT

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Initial Call

Client brief and insights • Design challenge and process • Brand identity • Objectives • Project guidelines

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Research and Planning

Building user personas • User story and journey per persona • Aggregated empathy map • Problem and Hypothesis Statements per persona • Value propositions and Goal Statement

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Creative Design and Prototyping

How Might We (HMWs) • Competitive audits • Sketches and decision • URL structure • Wireframes • Design system • Copy and content creation • Low and high fidelity prototype • Design review and approval

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Web Development

Domain and hosting setup • WordPress • WpCafe • WooCommerce • Multilingual website • Final review and testing • Launch

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Performance & Security

Analytics setup • Search engine submission • Website security

Sketches, Wireframes & Low-Fi Prototypes

After our research, we created initial sketches and wireframes to show the client and gather feedback. This approach kept us aligned with the client and ensured a user-friendly design, while also being efficient. By refining the design early on, we were able to make adjustments before adding branding and content, ultimately saving time and reducing costs.

For the home page, we played with the theme of "Tacos House". The goal was to create an inviting feel, encouraging visitors to "come to our house" and experience the friendly, welcoming vibe. We also included a section explaining what French tacos are, as it's still a growing trend.

High fidelity Prototypes

Next step was to create high-fidelity prototypes that brought the final design to life in Figma. To keep things fun, we used a funky, friendly font style, lively colours, icons on the menu page and underline on headings.