Flavor Jungle

Apple, strawberry, nectarine. A blend has a character long before a shopper reads its product description. Flavor Jungle’s storefront needed to make that character felt across a large catalogue of flavour concentrates and blended One Shots. It also needed to serve the customer who knew exactly which bottle they wanted, alongside the person browsing for something new. Finding a flavour and buying it had to work as well as the product presentation.

Browse by range or by flavour

We designed and developed navigation, discovery pages, and product templates around the different ways people could enter the catalogue. Shoppers could choose a range, such as One Shots or Ultimate Flavors, or browse familiar categories: fruity, candy, bakery, minty, and nutty. Someone with a favourite could head straight for it. Someone curious could follow a flavour.

Let the bottle and ingredients fill the screen

Featured products had room for a more expressive introduction. The Pachamama presentation paired the bottle with apple, strawberry, and nectarine imagery. Colour and ingredients introduced the blend before the shopper reached the finer details. Product names, descriptions, and purchase actions stayed close by, so the visual introduction led into the information needed to buy.

Make it work across the catalogue

Behind those pages, we worked on Shopify theme structure, reusable templates, product data, testing, and launch. Shared templates handled the repeated shopping tasks while allowing individual ranges their own presentation. After launch, the collaboration continued with storefront refinements and product-related work.

The Shopify storefront went live

The new theme brought product presentation, navigation, discovery pages, and shopping tools into live use. Shoppers could move from a featured blend into the range, inspect a product, and make a purchase.

Several ways to find the right bottle

Customers could explore by product family or flavour category. The catalogue accommodated a quick repeat purchase and a longer browse, with product information available as shoppers narrowed their choices.

Ready for the next addition

Reusable templates gave the team a way to add and refine pages as the catalogue changed. Post-launch work continued on the storefront and its products as the team prepared further additions.