Do Drops website with the big words "The approachable edible" with large gummies and chocolate drops shown on a white laptop

Take a walk on the mild side

URL

DoDropsEdibles.com

Client

Do Drops

Studio

Humankind Studio

My role

Art direction

Web design

UX/UI

Branding

Packaging

Photo editing

Project management

 

Many people associate edibles with a bad personal encounter likely due to misunderstanding the product and overconsumption. Do Drops understands and offers a 2.5mg low-dose edible to allow consumers to better manage their experience.

As market demand for edibles grew, Do Drops expanded in availability and product offering. Keeping in mind that consumers, budtenders, and dispensary managers may all visit the website for different reasons, I refreshed it to include educational resources and infused it with updated branding, including a bold personality and recently redesigned packaging.

Website home page as viewed when scrolled through with large text and flavor-forward imagery

Since the flavors are crucial to driving sales, I created multiple ways to explore their individual pages. Beyond the primary and secondary text navigations, an ingredient-forward all-product slider on each flavor page helps people connect visuals with what they’ll taste. Meanwhile, the nearby vibrant colors also entice them to explore another flavor.

In order to engage people and encourage them to stay on the site, I added interactive elements that show off the product and branding. While text animations and rollover states are now standard, this scroll-triggered home page animation is a unique marketing opportunity to visualize how microdosing works.

Animation example showing words showing "eat one, stay mild" with a single orange gummy, then changing to say "eat more, get wild" as more gummies appear and change into personified avatars
Staggered rows of multicolored Do Drops bags showcasing all flavors and ingredients
 

Each flavor page was curated with product galleries that act as snapshots and creative showcases of possibility. This strategy keeps the flavors fresh and also allowed Do Drops to repurpose the images in social media and marketing. I also incorporated puns of the words mild and wild in the page titles to reinforce the brand’s playful spirit.