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I am sharing my recent portfolio piece for a high-volume logistics software company. They wanted a modular, highly flexible website so their sales and marketing team has control over it.
They also need to tighten their positioning, branding and overall message so I helped them do that, too!
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Giving the sales and marketing team modular control while also tightening positioning is a smart combination. Which module do they expect to reuse or rearrange most often?
Thank you! I prioritize this with all my websites because I know how both of that is important for the whole team to get the results and flexibility they want. Based on our talks, I think they will definitely do more use case pages and their meetup pages. That's why I gave them...
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For this challenge, I built Hydrated: a fictional summer soft drink — carbonated, ice-cold, citrus-sharp — with a visual identity built entirely around temperature. The can runs a gradient from pale ice to deep navy, top to bottom, so the design itself feels like it's getting colder the longer you look at it. Tagline: "Stay Cool. Be Cool."
Using Envato as my toolkit, I sourced the typefaces, built the can label in Affinity Designer, and composited it onto a photorealistic mockup in Photoshop. I then used Envato's AI Video Generator — with a custom Start Frame and End Frame built from my own can mockups — to generate the hero shot: the can dropping into an ice bucket, splashing, sinking, and settling cold. Claude helped draft the ingredient list and nutrition copy, and I built a companion landing page in HTML/CSS so the brand exists somewhere real, not just in a video.
Target audience: Teens and young adults, roughly 10–28 — people who live for summer and want a drink that matches the mood: crisp, cold, a little bit of attitude.
Human by Design moment: The AI video. The first generation rotated the can in a way that mangled the label, and it took several rejected takes before one actually held up. Deciding which take was right, and which word was right, was human work from start to finish.
Thank you to Envato and Contra for putting this challenge together — for the toolkit, and for the push to make something real out of an idea instead of just thinking about it.
Stay cool. Be cool.
The Project Includes:
- The Logo
- The Can Design
- The Video
- The Website
- The BTS Video
#envato #HumanByDesign #Envato
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Awesome!
The strategic challenge for the full website was sequencing. A logistics leader landing on this page may understand the problem Augie solves but not yet understand what AI actually does for their team day to day.
Each section was built to answer one specific question in the order a visitor would naturally ask it. What does Augie do. Does it work with the tools we already use. Is it built for our specific type of operation.
Green runs through every section consistently, carrying the same brand language from trade show booth to digital so the brand feels the same wherever the audience encounters Augment. The grid gives the page rhythm without making it feel rigid, each section carrying its own structure while elements occasionally cross between them.
Can't believe this was already a year ago — finally organized it properly.
This was a full brand identity for a food-focused creative agency, Soul & Pepper, built from scratch. It's since been paused, which might not look like a "success," but it's still one of my favorite projects from last year. So I went a bit deeper on the process and details — hopefully it shows what we built together and keeps it alive, at least on this page. The ending of the case study even got a little personal, because I was so genuinely involved in this one and it meant a lot to me in all kinds of ways. And that's kind of why I wanted to share it.
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This looks clean and well thought out. How long did it take you to bring everything together?
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