Ian Sandhaus

Dar

Following a comprehensive analysis of display spaces and the consumer purchasing experience, a new packaging design was developed for DAR Pita Chips. This redesign not only modernizes the brand’s visual identity but also introduces a scalable and flexible system that enables the creation of multiple packaging variations. The proposal is designed to support product diversification, allowing for the differentiation of pita types and flavors through the strategic use of vibrant colors and distinctive graphic elements.

The concept behind the design focuses on achieving both cohesion and adaptability. The modular structure allows DAR to expand its product offerings without losing consistency in its visual identity. The design stands out for its clarity, appeal, and ability to capture attention on supermarket shelves, positioning the product as a contemporary and high-quality snack option.

The creative process involved techniques based on spatial analysis, consumer purchasing behaviors, and iterative testing using high-fidelity mockups. These methods ensured that the packaging stood out in retail environments and effectively communicated the brand’s values.

What makes this design unique is its adaptable system, which combines functionality and aesthetics in a format that is easy to replicate. This solution positions DAR as a competitive player in the snack market, securing a strong supermarket presence, increasing consumer recognition, and reinforcing trust in the brand.

The redesign not only refreshed DAR Pita Chips’ image but also played a critical role in the brand’s growth, driving sales and solidifying its place in the market.