Self-initiated studio concept

Saffron & Salt.

Websites ↗

Spices worth the journey.

Saffron & Salt branded cover artwork: Indian spices, glass jars and an online spice store
Web store design concept / Collection and product-page templatesYUPSILAN / CONCEPT STUDY

The starting point

From the market stall to the checkout.

Imagined brief: a family spice business wants to sell its single-origin spices online, in India and abroad, without losing the warmth of its market stall.

Designed for

Home cooks who care where their ingredients come from, and Indians abroad looking for familiar flavours.

Discipline

Website design & development ↗
Self-initiated concept exploration, not a client commission. The imagery is generated and art-directed to demonstrate a creative direction; business results are not claimed.
Saffron & Salt branded context artwork: Indian spices, glass jars and an online spice store
Editorial layout and visual identity in use.
Saffron & Salt branded detail artwork: Indian spices, glass jars and an online spice store
Product detail and supporting campaign creative.

The visual direction

Every jar with a story of where it came from.

Terracotta, saffron yellow and deep green, with warm overhead food photography and kraft-paper packaging.

Saffron & Salt branded campaign artwork: Indian spices, glass jars and an online spice store
A portrait campaign, ready for its own format.

The thinking

A clear idea.
A connected expression.

Products are grouped by dish and region, not just by name. Each product page shows origin, taste notes and a simple recipe, with delivery times and bundles close to the add-to-cart button.

Explored in this study

  • Web store design concept
  • Collection and product-page templates
  • Recipe and bundle modules
  • Mobile checkout journey

Next possibility

Stride

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