Allergy Research Group

Role:

Product Design
UX Strategy
Brand Design

Overview:

Designing a modern digital experience for a supplement brand transitioning from a practitioner-focused business to a hybrid practitioner + consumer model.

PROBLEM

The existing website felt outdated and heavily oriented toward practitioners, making it difficult for everyday consumers to engage with the brand.

Design Approach

The challenge was designing a system that supported both practitioners and consumers without confusing either group.

The solution prioritized a consumer-friendly interface while clearly highlighting practitioner resources through dedicated callouts and CTAs.

Balancing Two Audiences

The new brand identity introduced dynamic shapes that were integrated into photography, icons, and layout elements.

The design emphasized natural imagery and ingredient-inspired visuals to create a more holistic, wellness-oriented tone rather than a clinical pharmaceutical aesthetic.

Visual Brand Translation

Product pages introduced expanded information including ingredient details and practitioner documentation to reinforce trust and credibility.

Transparency & Trust

THE OUTCOME

The final design positioned the brand to support both practitioner relationships and consumer engagement. While the design phase was completed successfully, internal company restructuring prevented the redesign from launching.

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