// Case Studies
Urban Organic | The Challenge
Many singles in the Chicago felt they couldn't find a lot of avenues for meeting other singles.
The Outcome
Connect young professionals in the city through explorative cooking classes.
NCVETBIZ | The Challenge
North Carolina Veteran's Business Association had an outdated onboarding and processing system. Their original website didn't have the capability to automate and decentralize tasks to run the organization. They wanted a cohesive branding style and an active social media presence.
The Outcome
The newly designed site allowed for a better UX and flow to be managed by all board members seamlessly. By doing so this removed barriers to entry for potential members as well as seamless data transfer due to automation of 90% of onboarding tasks. Social media analytics has showed a 300% increase in activity when compared to previous year. And new member sign up and payment has increased 85% with 20 new members a month as opposed to 5 members a year.
KIYO | The Challenge
Plastic packaging adds to carbon footprint and waste. Spa products are no different and can often come with chemicals in the ingredients and excess packaging. The spa experience should reflect a time of ritual, relaxation and holistic simplicity.
The Outcome
Eco friendly bath products that utilize minimal to no waste. KIYO is a Japanese inspired concept that plays on the visual aesthetic of Sushi. Japanese culture celebrates ritual and self care is an invitation to consciously take steps to induce relaxation. It leverages the health benefits of this culinary dish and transforms it into a spa experience.
Blush Heights | The Challenge
Concept company that specializes in all things glass. Sometimes these type of products can appear boring and chaotic when searching for certain items on a platform. The goal was to create an inviting atmosphere that allowed consumers to explore and provoked them to purchase.
The Outcome
The vision was to communicate a welcome and refreshing invitation through color with a slight translucency that glass can have. A more simplistic approach was taken in this branding process. This allowed for the glass products to really shine and not be overwhelmed by graphics. Consistency was important and the design style is carried throughout.