OHME! Foods is a Canadian brand that specializes in premium freeze-dried snacks made from simple, natural ingredients—many of which are locally sourced in British Columbia. Company aims to bridge the gap between nutrition and convenience, inspiring people to snack mindfully at home, on the go, or during outdoor adventures.
OHME! Foods challenged us to redesign their website to better align with their existing aesthetic while improving clarity, engagement, and usability. A key objective was to simplify the shopping experience by reducing the number of clicks required to complete a purchase, creating a smoother, more user-friendly flow.
We started the project by analyzing OHME! Foods’ existing website and branding to understand what was working and where improvements were needed.
To better understand industry standards and identify opportunities for improvement, we conducted a competitive analysis of websites offering similar health-focused products.
We also examined the structure of OHME! Foods’ existing site to identify navigation gaps and usability issues. The sitemap below illustrates the original information architecture, which we found to be overly fragmented and lacking a clear hierarchy.
To ensure our redesign addressed real user needs, we developed a user persona and journey map based on insights from the client brief and competitive analysis. These tools helped us better understand the motivations, goals, and pain points of OHME! Foods’ target audience.
To support a more engaging and user-friendly experience, we refined OHME! Foods’ visual identity while staying true to its playful and energetic personality. Our goal was simple: Keep OHME!—but make it clearer, more engaging, and more conversion-focused.
The brand heavily uses the Canopee typeface, which we chose to retain as part of the core identity—but limited its use to primary headlines due to readability concerns. For improved accessibility and consistency, we used Switzer for body text and secondary elements. Similarly, we kept the brand’s approach of using varied pastel colours to maintain its cheerful tone, but made selective adjustments to the secondary color palette to enhance contrast and ensure WCAG accessibility across the interface.
During the wireframing stage, we focused on restructuring the layout to support better content flow, clearer navigation, and a more engaging shopping experience.
The final design introduces key improvements that elevate both the user experience and business functionality.
On the homepage, we added a carousel animation to the hero banner for stronger visual engagement, implemented a mega menu for better scalability, and enhanced readability with improved hierarchy and spacing.
The OhMyBlog! section was restructured to better support future content.
On the product page, we refined the layout with clearer UI patterns, integrated a QR code for AR product visualization, and redesigned the “More Picks” and reviews sections for smoother browsing and greater clarity.
These updates aim to make the site more intuitive, engaging, and conversion-friendly—while setting the foundation for future growth.
Link to the prototype: https://lnkd.in/g_9BbUiy
This hackathon was an exciting and fast-paced experience that challenged me to think critically, adapt quickly, and collaborate closely under pressure. One of the highlights was working with a team of creative, open-minded individuals—we actively listened to each other’s ideas, combined our strengths, and built on diverse perspectives to deliver a stronger solution.
I also had the chance to push my skills further, especially in creating animations in Figma, which I’m excited to continue exploring. Overall, I’m proud of what we achieved in just three days and grateful for the opportunity to grow both as a designer and a teammate.