Ghana Organics
Sun-grown soft drinks, straight from Ghana — cold-pressed hibiscus, baobab and ginger.
DTC brand + storefront
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A direct-to-consumer brand making cold-pressed organic soft drinks — hibiscus, baobab and ginger.
Ghana Organics had a genuinely premium product — cold-pressed, organic soft drinks made in Accra — and a great origin story, but nothing online that made it look as special as it tastes, and no clean way to actually sell it.
We gave the brand a cinematic direct-to-consumer home: a slow, deliberate product hero, the origin story told as you scroll, and a storefront so the can is one tap from the cart.
We treated a humble drink like a luxury launch — restraint, space, and one beautiful can doing the talking. The result makes an everyday soft drink feel sun-grown, organic and unmistakably Ghanaian.
A strong product deserves confident, quiet design — the restraint is the brand. That product-first art direction now shapes how we launch every DTC brand, Sweet Heaven included.
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Travel sites all look the same — a grid of photos and a booking form. Odyessa wanted people to feel the pull of the mountain before they ever saw a price.
We built a scroll-driven cinematic experience: full-bleed footage, typography that moves with you, and a single confident call to action — begin the ascent.
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Emotion converts before information does — lead with the feeling, then the facts. We now open experiential builds with a single cinematic moment instead of a feature list.
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A maker of six-figure performance cars, sold on engineering and emotion.
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Every interaction had to feel precise and deliberate. We tuned the configurator so the car responds instantly — the kind of polish that makes a $2M price tag feel inevitable rather than shocking.
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Personality and performance are not a trade-off — you budget for both from the first frame. Every build since runs against a speed budget set on day one.
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A bakery and café handcrafting custom cakes for every celebration.
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We fixed both ends: competitive intel to find the search gaps rivals left open, plus a clean Shopify storefront — migrating ~937 product codes across 8 categories without losing a sale or a ranking.
Instead of fighting head-on for the most contested keyword, we claimed the gaps competitors were thin on, then re-platformed the store like an engineering job — export, map, verify on staging, flip once proven. Customers never saw a seam.
Win the gaps before the giants, and treat a migration as a data-integrity job, not a redesign. That gap-first, prove-on-staging discipline now protects every store we touch.
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