"There is no way to happiness,
happiness is the way"
Satorisan, a footwear company based in Spain, asked us to develop from scratch their new brand strategy
and the creative approach for the Spring-Summer 13 collection. It's great to work for a small company like this, passion and energy-driven and with pretty cool shoes.
The new brand strategy included an overhaul refreshment of the brand, adapting the identity and visual language
to the new goals and take the brand spirit into the internationalisation journey.
As part of the campaign the Satorisan need to take the new brand site www.satorisan.com,
an integrated campaign & e-commerce site as their key channels,
“
Balance,
harmony and understanding,
a self development journey seen by the eyes of the Satori”
As part of their brand strategy we had to communicate on this Spring-Summer 13 Campaign some of the singular features of the brand. Not only showing how the products look but trying to show the personality of the brand and its unique point of view.
19th day
07:11pm - 53.672 steps
An experience becomes epic, when nobody is leading and nobody is following
“
In order to create a brand visual language,
we reworked all the identity elements,
developing handmade typographies
to bring spontaneity on the mix,
we developed a palette scheme based on
the brand sole trademark colour,
and created a tone of voice according
that embraced the brand philosphy.
We activated the Satori Vision.
The main challenge was to follow
the principles of the brand,
seeing things differently with
a unique point of view and reflect this
in an e-shop experience.
“A Hybrid experience
between a brand and it's e-shop”
We picked Magento as the main structure of the e-shop, but from the beginning we tried
(and I think we made it) to create a different experience. The main structure of Magento was modified
to fit into our interface, keeping it simple and highly visual and usable.
We tried to create a e-shop experience that works in different environments (tablet, mobile & desktop)
with a similar interactive approach, part of the key approach was to think an 'hibrid flow' where the consumer could jump with no interruption from the brand content and messages, to the e-com product and shopping action, reinforced with a randomise flow of content in between zones.