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Pet Releaf

Plant-powered health for pets with a calmer, clearer purchase flow.

Contexte-commerce

A calmer, more trustworthy commerce experience for a plant-powered pet wellness brand.

Goals

01

Brand identity

Reframe Pet Releaf's image so the brand and products feel more premium, approachable, and cohesive.

02

Purchase flow

Reduce friction across product discovery and PDPs so shoppers can evaluate and purchase with more confidence.

01

Visual Direction

Plant-led palette

Look & Feel

We shifted the palette toward a softer, plant-inspired system and refreshed the typography so the brand felt more contemporary while staying calm, educational, and easy to recognize.

ColorTypographyIconography

02

More Breathing Room

We removed structural noise, loosened the composition, and created more breathing room around the interface so the shopping experience felt easier to scan and emotionally closer to the brand promise.

WhitespaceCard SystemVisual Balance

Visual Direction

Calmer interface

03

Product Details

We reorganized product pages so the most important information surfaced earlier, improving hierarchy between education, ingredients, usage details, and conversion actions.

Information HierarchyProduct Cards

Visual Direction

Clearer product storytelling

04

Visual Direction

Guided discovery

Rethink Organization

Based on matrix reviews and user testing, we streamlined the navigation so customers could move faster between needs, product families, and educational content without getting lost.

IANavigationCategories

05

Improving Product Search

We introduced sharper filtering and search patterns so people could find relevant products faster, especially when returning with a specific intent or symptom in mind.

Search UXDynamic FilteringConversion

Visual Direction

Faster path to product

Outcome

“A cohesive, plant-powered digital experience that mirrors the brand's calm, natural ethos and gives customers a path to purchase that feels as thoughtful as the products themselves.”