Background & Key Issues
Huggies planned to launch their product
line as a secondary mover in the Israeli baby skincare market, which was
already dominated by Johnson & Johnson and other local brands, but they
needed a package design strategy that was suitable for various cases, such as
being displayed next to similar products or next to other brands.
In the Israeli retail space, there are no particular installments such as POP for brand exposure, so they needed to come up with the best brand experience for customers who would be using the product for the first time. They also needed a design strategy, as well as practical ideas, to make customers actually purchase the product.
Approach & Solution
We proposed measures to maximize the
brand experience and to analyze the character of the customers. These might
include an Israeli mother who has returned from the army, consumers with a
purchase pattern of sifting through products and smelling them, and a child was
following his mother through the supermarket.
While conforming to the Huggies Brand
Blueprint, we created a design and a manual for the Israeli agency and proposed
guidelines that could be applied in order, based on their strategic priorities.
We tried to resolve the problems that Huggies was facing through various methods from package design strategies to Visual Merchandising (VMD) of the space for optimal brand exposure, and the development of promotional items to maximize the sales experience.
Main Task
Huggies Baby Toiletry Product Package Design (12 SKU)
Display Shelfs VMD (POP, Label…)
Huggies Retail Experience(RX) Innovation Development
Process & Methodology
Discover > Define > Develop > Deliver
Town watching
Customer Journey Map
Brain writing
Persona
Mobile Dynamics
Photo Observation
Simulation
Prototyping
Final Deliverables
Product Package Graphic (12 SKU)
POP Graphics
Report showing Huggies baby skincare RX scenario
Prototypes of the key ideas
Simulation video of the key ideas
Implication
We
proposed a possible new innovation through a specialized design for the Israeli
market, where the retail space was unfamiliar to the brand, and contributed to
increasing the awareness of the Huggies brand and its sales.