The story

A love for healthy foods and an innovative packaging design combine to create a kickass peanut butter product!

Discover
Today

Hanging it on the shelf

We'll tell you where you can pick some up soon enough. Stay tuned.

Today

A brand is born!

Spoonfuls goes public - all product and brand design has been unified, streamlined, and perfected. Healthy peanut butter in a variety of awesome flavors.

3
April

Presentation Design

The value proposition and story of our product is clarified and storyboarded. Images, text, and branding are carefully compiled and laid out for presentation.

3
April

Rendering of Branded Product

All packaging and product designs are carefully rendered to help communicate the product effectively.

26
March

Branding Refinement

Logo and packaging designs are finalized, and prepared for rendering

23
March

Product Design Refinement

All product designs are refined a final time. CAD drawings are created to manufacturing specification, and prepared for rendering.

22
March

Data Analysis and Surveying

Analysis of preliminary research suggests a strong consumer interest in the concept, and the project is green lit for further revisions.

18
March

Market Research

Selected designs are concept tested for viability using online market research tools, alongside more traditional ergonomic testing.

18
March

Branding

We consider product branding options and ultimately decide on Spoonfuls as the main brand allowing the spoon freedom to be used in a variety of circumstances.

16
March

Rapid Prototyping and Eval

The best ideas from the initial brainstorm are selected and quickly prototyped using a variety of materials and methods. Prototypes are evaluated for usability, manufacturability, and financial feasibility. The best prototypes are then selected for an additional round of rapid ideation, improvement, and prototyping.

16
March

Sketching and Ideation

A large volume of sketches and concepts are generated, collected and reviewed.

9
March
2015

Inspiration for Design

Inspired by a market gap in the current convenience food market, our interdisciplinary team of designers, engineers, and entrepreneurs brainstorms new food packaging concepts.