Tag: illustrations
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So Hot: Mama Joyce Peppa Sauce
A one-page hot sauce site crams tickers, illustrations and animation onto every screen, yet never feels cluttered. A look at how tight color and layout rules keep maximalist design readable, right down to a loading screen that refuses to be boring.
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Bite-Size UX, Week #4
Four small decisions worth stealing: a skillet lineup sized by what’s on the plate, a locker how-to that introduces its founder, a spec sheet you can read in half a second, a cart with a garden growing through it.
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Wrapper’s Delight: Maeve Chocolate
A chocolate store with no product above the fold. How Maeve turns curiosity into a discovery engine, and why great branding alone never gets you there.
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The Kids Are Oil Right: Graza
Olive oil is a commodity. Graza made it the most delightful buying experience in DTC food. A Dee2See review of what happens when a brand actually loves what it sells.
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Best Onboarding EVER: The Farmer’s Dog
There’s a moment somewhere in The Farmer’s Dog onboarding where you realize you’ve completely stopped resisting (In a GOOD way). This is a screen-by-screen breakdown of how they did it, and why making the wizard about your dog instead of about you is the smartest conversion move in the flow.