Taller Pineda: one URL per plate instead of three calls a day

“Customers call three times a day asking about their car. Half my day is WhatsApp.” Each car's status exists, but only in the shop foreman's head.

Every service order gets its own page, identified by the licence plate: photo diagnosis, quote and progress by stage, so the customer checks instead of calling.

• Shop website with a car blueprint that draws itself on scroll and breaks apart by system.
• A selector of sample orders showing what each plate's status would look like.
• Capabilities, process and workshop sections, in Spanish and English.

• The shop, plates and figures are fictional.
• The per-plate page, diagnosis photos, quote approval and WhatsApp notifications are described in the concept but not built: the four orders are fixed data.

• How a simple status portal targets the real cost of the problem: time on the phone.
• Starting from an object the business already uses — the plate — to identify each case.

• Next.js 15
• React 19
• TypeScript
• Tailwind CSS 4
• next-intl (ES/EN)
• GSAP
• Lenis

• Client portalsOne URL where your customer checks status, documents and quotes.
• Workflow automationNotifications, reminders and repetitive tasks that run on their own.
• Custom softwareWeb applications designed around how your business works, not the other way round.

• Cardenal
• Origen
• Perea Ortodoncia