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The challenge

Spain’s leading honey brand, Granja San Francisco, realized that its online consumers were not perceiving key product features on the digital points of sale. They needed a solution to effectively communicate the product’s key purchase-drivers for “online packaging”.

The solution

When AI testing the standard product image, we found room for improvement in all three metrics of analysis. This informed our creative brief.

We analyzed their brand positioning, detected key purchase drivers for each SKU and tested the “standard” packaging to optimise it accordingly.

Audit & research phase

We used artificial intelligence (AI) tracking technology, which emulates the behavior of the human eye, to analyze Granja San Francisco product images ins the same way as a shopper browsing the website would.

The AI tracking showed us whether the content was communicating what it needed to communicate – e.g. whether it was aligned to goals – and whether or not the message was digestible (uncluttered).

On the positive side, the design was uncluttered and the branding showed good prominence, but the product sub-brands and enhanced flavors were performing poorly. Overall, the packaging was not aligned with the desired messaging hierarchy. We found room for improvement.

Design Phase: Optimized ePackaging
The Optopus design team created optimized ePackaging images – or “mobile-ready hero images” – using 2D & 3D software to increase the visual impact of the products. These were created according to learnings from the AI testing combined with the defined e-content hierarchy.

The result

When AI testing the standard product image, we found room for improvement in all three metrics of analysis. This informed our creative brief.

The new e-Packaging design, with optimized label and product finish, improved the overall legibility of the masterbrand, product branding and the “0% Drip” flash. In addition, other key purchase drivers such as the “Vitamin C” flash gained visibility compared to the non-optimized ePack.

We retested the new e-Packaging design and the results showed improved performance on all three metrics of analysis (goal alignment, digestibility and clarity). The mobile-ready hero images showed improved clarity of the key elements – making it easier for the consumer to recognize the brand, the type of product and its benefits more quickly.