Posts tagged: Case Study

A vibrant, welcoming home for a no fuss coffee company that makes buying coffee easy with four ethically sourced coffees.

True Terpenes is the industry’s trendsetter for botanically derived terpenes. Needmore joined their team to produce an ambitious new online home in an accelerated timeline.

Needmore partnered with Joe Coffee Company to create an online shop every bit as forward-thinking and welcoming as their New York cafés.

An expressive online shop for Hidden Grounds, purveyors of beautiful coffees & teas, served in tranquil spaces infused with their Indian heritage.

The world needs more Stanzas. That's how we felt about this Qatar coffee shop designed to welcome both locals and expatriates with open arms. Our branding project for Stanza Coffee focused on creating an identity that would make everyone feel at home, building bridges through the universal language of coffee.

The sun is beginning to shine, cocktails are on the mind, and our friends at SakéOne have produced one fine list of saké-infused cocktail recipes. We were thrilled to not only craft the web pages but also create the imagery through a photoshoot at Woodsman Tavern with photographer Gritchelle Fallesgon. The result? A refreshing update to the website redesign we had previously produced for SakéOne.

A redesign of the Modbar website just in time for the launch of the stunning new Espresso AV at Specialty Coffee Expo.

When coaches Michael and Anamaria merged their Bay Area practices, we conducted ethnographic interviews to discover what made them powerful: Smart. Perceptive. Big-Hearted. Adventurous. Illuminating. Provokers. The result? Fort Light, a brand representing both shelter from the startup storm and a powerful igniting force for entrepreneurs.

A space for Hubbard & Cravens to tell deeper stories about their travels and passions.

What started as a simple logo redesign for well-loved Beaverton restaurant Hapa Asian Fusion quickly blossomed into a complete brand overhaul. Chef Yoon's dream of creating a welcoming space for cultural fusion inspired everything from the name change to our hand-painted hibiscus mural by Michael Paulus—representing both Hawaiian and Korean influences that define her beautiful cuisine.

Our studio upgraded to iPad Pro and Apple Pencil for each core team member, and it quickly became a freeing way to convey ideas fast. Using Adobe Draw for our Hither Coffee identity felt natural—like marker and paper—while aligning with our commitment to use less paper. The iPad Pro lets us keep a virtuous design cycle, making work easier to manipulate with less waste."

We partnered with SakéOne to produce a website that would bring the rich experience of saké to beginners and masters alike.