Doce Aroma – Branding, visual menu and digital presence
Visual identity, product photos and materials for the site/menu experience
Visual concept and complete creative brief for the Doce Aroma website and digital menu, including realistic food imagery and hero background direction.
Context and objective
Visual concept and complete creative brief for the Doce Aroma website and digital menu, including realistic food imagery and hero background direction.
I developed the visual direction and image brief for Doce Aroma, defining a realistic photography style for stuffed potatoes, shawarmas, tapiocas, acai and an elegant hero background for the site. The material was designed to communicate quality, appetite appeal and a distinctive brand identity across the digital presence.
The challenge
The core challenge here was not just building a polished interface. It was designing a flow that fit the real business context, reduced operational noise and turned a fragmented process into something clearer, faster and more reliable.
That usually means aligning customer service, decision-making, record keeping, automation and follow-up under one coherent logic. In other words: making the product support the operation, not the other way around.
The solution
I developed the visual direction and image brief for Doce Aroma, defining a realistic photography style for stuffed potatoes, shawarmas, tapiocas, acai and an elegant hero background for the site. The material was designed to communicate quality, appetite appeal and a distinctive brand identity across the digital presence.
Creative direction for product imagery
Hero background concept for the website
Visual alignment between menu assets and digital presence
Real impact
Technology
My responsibilities
- Defined the identity and visual references
- Created prompts and direction for image generation
- Organized the material for use across the site and menu
Gallery
Links
Final CTA
If you want to build something like this or reorganize an operation that still depends too heavily on manual work, overloaded customer service or a confusing interface, this is exactly the kind of project where I usually create the most value.