Casa de Pancho
A website design and build for Casa de Pancho, a Mexican restaurant in Los Angeles that features both a family style and night party location. I've long wanted to design something with elements of the Spanish style found local to me.
Key Contributions
Graphic Design and Web Development
Figma - HTML/CSS/JavaScript - Photoshop - Trello - WordPress (Elementor)
Home
The narrative seamlessly intertwines with vivid descriptions of the service, compelling users towards a clear call to action. Utilizing motion elements injects a sense of dynamism and pleasant feedeback. This approach guides users logically through the narrative, effectively introducing them to the services and to the general sense of the experience of those services - this was a very important consideration.
Anaheim Location
A darker version reflecting the more more adult oriented clientele.
Walnut Location
Being patronized by a wide range of ages and often families, I used a lighter color theme to suggest a welcoming place of refreshment and take a supporting position for vibrant photography of food and drink.
Responsive Design
All pages of the website are designed and developed to be fully responsive, ensuring usability across various devices and screen sizes.
User Flows and Wireframes
These visual blueprints serve as a foundation, guiding the design process and ensuring a relatively seamless developer and user experience.
Reflection
General Takeaway
I especially enjoyed this project at the visual design stage as the client was very receptive to my initial vision. This synchronicity made the development processes very smooth. Using WordPress and Elementor was intuitive and refreshing.