I used the Double Diamond Design Process, mapped out by the Design Council while slightly adapting it to capture some valuable elements of The Design Sprint Kit by Google, specifically 'empathize' and 'reflect.' This keeps a very human-centred approach to the design process while allowing for a breath to take big-picture glances.
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All ideas are challenged against the Leo Burnett HumanKind Scale.
The last thing you want to do is get someone's coffee order wrong.
That's why when it came to a drastic new overhaul to the entire Parachute Coffee brand we needed to do extensive research at every avenue.
When we began researching we discovered there was extensive information about commercial coffee trends and a stark absence of at-home coffee habits. We reworked our scope to include time to produce this in-depth research ourselves.
After an overwhelming response to our survey and research, it was
re-inforced that there was a deep desire for 'quality' when it comes
to the full user experience, not just when it comes to the customer's cup.
The biggest challenge was now staying within budget.
Our development phase involved creating and testing multiple website designs, including Shopify and custom builds, with a versatile design system for consistency. Building in tandem, illustrations, photography, multiple websites, and coffee bag packaging. This process underscored the value of rigorous communication between cross-functional teams.