The real design problem: how do you make a bakery feel like a product launch? Donuts are a $5 impulse buy. But if the brand looks like an impulse buy, you're competing on price forever.
So the hero treats a chocolate donut like a tech product. "Glaze Formula: rich chocolate, limited batch" called out with the same precision you'd see on a spec page. The 3D donut sitting in the logo isn't decoration, it's the entire brand positioning in one visual. You see it and think craft, not convenience.
The rest of the page stays clean. White space, line illustrations mapping the ingredient story, warm product cards on mobile that make ordering feel effortless. The brand does the convincing. The interface just gets out of the way.
Donut Lab: E-Commerce & Brand Identity
A donut replaced the "o." That was the easy part.
The real design problem: how do you make a bakery feel like a produc...