Lazy snail Design

Lazy Snail Design was hired by Pulp Wine DK, a natural wine shop in Copenhagen, to create a strong brand identity. The owner wanted a playful yet serious brand, and Lazy Snail Design delivered by creating a unique image based on the owner's vision. They presented five brand identity plans, made several revisions, and eventually nailed the final design. The project included a logo, packaging, merchandise, and even a mural for the building. The owner praised Lazy Snail Design for going above and beyond to make the project happen and for their personalized approach. The engagement lasted from April to November 2020, and the owner plans to re-engage them once the COVID-19 pandemic is over.

Lazy Snail Design was engaged by a Shopify consulting company in Denmark to develop a brand design. The company did not have a brand and did not do design work in-house. Lazy Snail Design started by interviewing the team to understand their goals and story. They created a logo and convinced the company to showcase their brand through additional design assets. They also created a type font for the company's sole use. The company was impressed with Lazy Snail Design's confidence in their skills and their understanding of the need for a strong brand. The project lasted from February to April 2019.

The Happier Store, a Scandinavian e-commerce platform for sustainable sports clothing, hired Lazy Snail Design to build a strong visual identity and website design. The company wanted to stand out in the mature e-commerce market with a personal visual identity. Lazy Snail Design conducted a market study, created a concept and visual identity, and designed content for all touch points, with a focus on website design and UI/IX. They worked closely with the tech provider to ensure that the visual identity of the website was implemented as planned. The company appreciated Lazy Snail Design's ability to deliver the project without changes in the team or schedule, despite the challenges posed by the Coronavirus pandemic.