Context
Taco Machine PDX relied primarily on Facebook for its online presence and needed a dedicated website customers could use to quickly find menus, hours, location information, and contact details.
Bilingual website and online presence build for Taco Machine PDX
Built a bilingual website for a Portland food cart to improve discoverability and support both English- and Spanish-speaking customers.
This project helped a local food cart move beyond a Facebook-only presence and make basic business information easier to find in both English and Spanish.
Problem
The business needed a more professional and discoverable online presence while also supporting a large Spanish-speaking customer base. Relying solely on social media made it harder for customers to consistently access information.
Solution
- Designed and built a dedicated website for the business
- Implemented bilingual English and Spanish page support
- Organized menu and business information into a clearer structure
- Focused on mobile usability for customers searching while on the go
- Improved discoverability through cleaner technical SEO fundamentals
- Created a maintainable structure for future updates and content changes
Results
- Established a standalone online presence beyond Facebook
- Improved accessibility for both English- and Spanish-speaking customers
- Created a more professional and mobile-friendly customer experience
- Made key business information easier to find and maintain
Stack
Next.jsLocalizationResponsive frontend developmentTechnical SEOSmall business web development