JuicOrganic

B2C Digital Solution and SoMe Plan for an Organic Juice Brand

JuicOrganic, an organic juice brand committed to sustainability, wanted to expand its market from B2B to B2C. They needed a digital solution and a social media campaign aimed at their new target audience — attracting new customers, strengthening brand identity, and communicating their sustainable values. (This is a fictional project developed for educational purposes.)

Client

JuicOrganic via Zealand Erhvervsakademi

Role

UI/UX Designer

Industry

Food & Beverage

Tools

Figma, Adobe CC, Coding

Date

June 2025

Design Process

UX Research

Persona & User Journey Map

Moodboard & Design Manual

Wireframe & Prototype

SoMe Content Plan & Production

User Testing & Implementing

Results

Positive User Feedback

Project Approved (2nd Semester Exam)

Positive Examiners’ Feedback and Grade

App Screen with open sidebar
App Screen with open sidebar
App Screen with open sidebar

Problem

JuicOrganic focused exclusively on the B2B market and lacked both a webshop and content that spoke directly to private consumers.

Discovery & Analysis

Our research encompassed users, the market, and the business itself — including user interviews, target audience analysis, competitor analysis, and a Business Model Canvas (BMC). The team mapped the company’s challenges and opportunities for expanding into the B2C market, creating a Persona, User Scenario, and User Journey Map that revealed user pain points, motivations, and new business opportunities.

Design Approach

We designed a user-centered webshop offering product packs, free home delivery, and clear messaging around organic ingredients with no additives, a variety of flavors, and affordability. Transparency was a key pillar of our design solution — we showcased the natural content of the carton packaging, as our research revealed that the product packaging conveyed artificiality instead of the freshness of organic fruits. We also applied persuasive design techniques and developed seasonal offers, along with a consistent social media content plan.

Design Iteration

For a structured, user-centered, and iterative workflow, our team applied the Double Diamond model.

Prototype

Our prototype was tested with users multiple times, leading to important adjustments that improved readability, navigation, and clarity.

Results

Users perceived the product as fresher and more natural thanks to the use of video and image galleries emphasizing transparency. They navigated easily and quickly found all the information they needed. Finally, the project was approved with positive feedback and grading during the 2nd semester exam at Zealand Erhvervsakademi.