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DIVESHOP

An early product stage online store
focused on divers in Portugal and EU

My role

Product Art Director, Product Designer, Brand Designer I led brand strategy and visual direction, created the identity system (logo, sign, colors, typography), designed merch/social artifacts, and started product design exploration through MVP vibe shots

The challenge

Quick project launch

The business needed a distinct identity in a niche market where most stores look either too generic sports-retail or too technical. The challenge was to build a brand that feels credible for serious divers, still accessible for newer users, and flexible enough to move into product UI for an MVP store experience

Key releases

Brand personality and buyer logic

I used a brand character framework and buyer personas (tech divers vs recreational divers) to align tone, language, and visual behavior

Diveshop brand character framework
Diveshop buyer personas

Positioning into value proposition and messaging

I shaped the core promise and built slogan directions for product, merch, and social

Unique Value Proposition

  • Flexible, convenient approach
  • End-to-end purchase support
  • Complete beginner gear packages
  • Clear categories: Beginner, Advanced, Pro

Slogans

Diveshop slogan directions

Phrases for merch, social

Diveshop phrases for merch and social

Logo creation

I mapped the conceptual path from diving semantics and hand-signal references to the final mark structure

Diveshop logo mark exploration
Diveshop logo construction detail
Diveshop logo on white
Diveshop logo on black
Diveshop logo on photo

Identity system

Color palette, and typography rules to create a consistent but expressive system across channels

Diveshop color system
Diveshop typography system

Brand carriers

I tested the language on stickers and T-shirts to validate recognizability and flexibility outside UI

Diveshop brand language on stickers
Diveshop brand carriers SSF
Diveshop brand language on T-shirts

MVP vibe shots

I moved from brand-only assets into early product mood exploration to show how the identity behaves in interface context

Diveshop sticker-style mark
Diveshop MVP product vibe shot

Outcomes

Brand character foundation established: style and messaging were clearly defined through the logo system, color palette, typography, and practical usage examples across brand carriers

A clear vision for the first MVP product vibe was set in both static and motion formats

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