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Country Squire Foods

A digital asset case study — a complete, on-brand image system for a family grocer’s eGrowcery storefront: banners, department art, tiles and tag icons.

Client
Country Squire Foods
Industry
Grocery · E-commerce
Services
Art direction, banner & asset design
Deliverables
85+ assets, desktop & mobile sets
Country Squire Foods grocery e-commerce digital asset case study cover by Zywen
01 — OVERVIEW

Fresh, local, and on every screen.

The Challenge

Country Squire’s online store ran on eGrowcery with default grey placeholders, mismatched banners and no department art. Shoppers couldn’t feel the local, family-run store they knew in person.

The Goal

A consistent asset system, built to the eGrowcery style guide sizes, so every banner, department page, tile and tag feels like Country Squire on desktop and mobile.

Our Role

Art direction, photography selection, banner and tile design, tag icon design, export specs and admin setup.

Timeline

3 weeks

Team

Designer, store marketing team

Methods

Store audit, style-guide mapping, reviews

Platform

Web + mobile storefront

02 — DISCOVERY

We walked the aisles first.

Store auditStyle guide reviewCompetitor storesAdmin console

Primary Persona

Linda, the weekly shopper

Orders groceries for pickup every week. Wants specials up front and departments she can scan in seconds.

Goals

  • Find specials fast
  • Browse by department
  • Trust fresh quality

Frustrations

  • Grey placeholders
  • Cropped banners
  • Text-only menus

Context

  • Weekly pickup order
  • Phone and laptop
  • Shops for a family
03 — ASSET SYSTEM

One style guide, every placement.

Before

  1. 01Random stock
  2. 02Any size
  3. 03Grey defaults
  4. 04No dept art
  5. 05Off-brand tags
  6. 06Crops on mobile

Before: assets made ad hoc, at random sizes, with nothing tying them to the brand.

After

  1. 01Home banners
  2. 02Hero banners
  3. 03Department art
  4. 04Tiles
  5. 05Tag icons

Every asset is designed at the exact eGrowcery size — 1920×384 banners, 1248×702 mobile, 480×300 tiles, 96×96 tags — with one photo style and brand green.

Exact style-guide sizes
Desktop + mobile pairs
One warm photo style
04 — PROCESS

Specs first, photography later.

01WEEK 1

Discovery

Store audit and eGrowcery style-guide mapping.

02WEEK 1

Layouts

Safe zones and text areas for each asset size.

03WEEK 2

Design

Banners, department art, tiles and tags.

04WEEK 3

Export

Named exports at exact pixel sizes.

05WEEK 3

Go live

Uploaded via the Admin Console and checked live.

Layout → Final — Home banner

Country Squire Foods home banner from layout to final
1920×384: headline and CTA on the left, fresh food on the right.

Layout → Final — Department tile

Country Squire Foods department tile from layout to final
480×300: one hero photo and the department name, bottom-left.

Layout → Final — Mobile banner

Country Squire Foods mobile banner from layout to final
1248×702: the same story, stacked so nothing gets cropped on phones.
05 — THE ASSETS

85+ assets, one fresh look.

Country Squire Foods eGrowcery homepage with new banners
Country Squire Foods product listing page
Country Squire Foods product card design
Country Squire Foods coupon card design
Country Squire Foods digital coupons page
Country Squire Foods campaign banner
Country Squire Foods homepage banner set
Country Squire Foods mobile banners
Country Squire Foods product tag icons
Country Squire Foods department tile set
Country Squire Foods branded tote bags
Country Squire Foods branded cards
06 — VISUAL SYSTEM

Farm green, fresh and warm.

Colour

Forest

#0B3D2E

Squire

#115740

Sale Red

#B3363C

Harvest

#E8A33D

Linen

#F4F1E8

Type

Headings — Serif display

Body — Clean sans, uppercase labels

Components

Tag icons

Sale tag iconSale
Organic tag iconOrganic
Local tag iconLocal
SNAP tag iconSNAP

Natural light · fresh produce · brand-green text areas

07 — ITERATION

Three rounds of review, each one calmer.

Round 01

Photo style

What We Tested

Does the imagery feel local and fresh, not stock?

What Changed

Chose warm, natural-light food shots on soft backgrounds.

Round 02

Mobile crops

What We Tested

Do banners still read on a phone?

What Changed

Made separate 1248×702 versions with stacked text.

Round 03

Department tiles

What We Tested

Can shoppers spot a department in a glance?

What Changed

Simplified tiles to one photo and one name.

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