Taco Run Website Design and Development

A demonstration of clean, simple web development and design

Figure 1 — The logo for my fictional restaurant
Figure 2.1 — A user flow showing all possible activities the website needs
Figure 3.1 — Balsamiq-made wireframes detailing the ordering process on mobile.
Figure 3.2 — A Balsamiq wireframe showing the delivery page in desktop mode.
Figure 4.1 — A Pinterest mood board for exploring the aesthetic direction of the project
Figure 4.2 — Colorful homes somewhere in Mexico
Figure 4.3 — The chosen color palette for the project
Figure 4.4 — The Taco Run logo consists of an agave illustration and the logo in simple type.
Figure 4.5 — A talavera-inspired design recreated in the site’s color palette.
Figure 5.1 — A food order and delivery user flow with visual fidelity added.
Figure 5.2 — A static mockup of the Taco Run website in a desktop environment
Figure 6.1 — A screenshot of the home page, feat. the hero video
Figure 6.2 — A screenshot of the menu page, the order form is further down that page
Figure 6.3 — The about button is a drop down menu containing anchor links to various sections of the page.
Figure 6.4 — A simple contact page

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Seeing and tasting the world via bicycle. Designing fun and usable products and currently open to new work opportunities! www.jonamcc.com

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Jonathan McCurdy

Seeing and tasting the world via bicycle. Designing fun and usable products and currently open to new work opportunities! www.jonamcc.com