Pixel Street :: Crafting Digital-First Visuals for an FMCG Giant

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Project
Crafting Digital-First Visuals for an FMCG Giant
Agency
Pixel Street, Kolkata, India
Human view
https://pixelstreet.in/case-studies/marico
Markdown
https://pixelstreet.in/case-studies/marico.md

Marico LimitedFMCG

Crafting Digital-First Visuals for an FMCG Giant

Bringing distinct brand equity into a cluttered online marketplace, product page by product page. AMAZON A+ CONTENT, PDP ARTWORK, KEY VISUALS, POSM, BANNERS

Marico Limited, one of India's leading FMCG giants, entrusted us with designing and developing artwork for its brands, Herbs India, Parachute and COCOIndia, spanning Amazon A+ content, PDP artwork, compelling key visuals, POSM artworks and banners that bring each brand's core proposition to life across online marketplaces and brand campaigns.

The constraint

A cluttered online marketplace punishes generic design. The real challenge was never producing visuals at scale, it was maintaining each brand's individual essence and equity while still aligning with e-commerce best practices and consumer psychology, so Parachute, Herbs India and COCOIndia could each keep their own voice inside one shared discipline of what actually converts on a product page.

The idea

Decode The Brand Before You Design The Page.

Every engagement began with in-depth brand immersion sessions to decode each brand's positioning and consumer voice, so the visual system that followed wasn't a generic e-commerce template stretched across three brands, it was built from what each one already meant to its own consumer.

Expression

A+ content artwork broke product benefits down into digestible visuals: ingredient highlights, consumer concerns and brand USPs, while PDP imagery blended lifestyle context with product close-ups to simulate real-world usage. Alongside the marketplace work, POSM artworks and banners extended the same brand discipline into Marico's COCOIndia campaigns.

What we did

“On a cluttered product page, you don't get to explain the brand. The image has to already know what it stands for.”

A platform-first, digital-forward visual system across Marico's brand portfolio, proof that even inside a marketplace's rigid template, a brand's essence doesn't have to disappear.

What it changed

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