The Sweet Wrapper
The whole page is a printed sheet: saturated red ink, gold foil rules, halftone dots, and a die-cut window the product plays inside. The Arabic display type sits on a real arc.
Open directionEach direction is a working page you can open and scroll on desktop and on your phone, not a picture of a design. The point is to make the choice on something real before full build starts.
These directions are preliminary and deliberately simple. They exist to show form, feel and motion only. The content in them is drawn from the brand's Instagram and from early assets, and some imagery stands in for the real thing. The final site, with its full content, photography and pages, is built after a direction is approved.
Each one opens in a new tab, so you can leave them side by side and compare. When one lands, tell us its number.
The whole page is a printed sheet: saturated red ink, gold foil rules, halftone dots, and a die-cut window the product plays inside. The Arabic display type sits on a real arc.
Open directionCharacters rotate with the arrows and the background colour turns with them, behind an oversized wordmark. Young, loud, and moving from the first second.
Open directionA yellow sunburst field, the bottle framed in black beside a large Arabic headline, product figures underneath. The flavour's own colour owns the screen.
Open directionFull-screen product footage with a huge Arabic headline over it. The closest direction to how global brands present themselves, and the right one if Phizz should read bigger than its size.
Open directionA full-bleed product photograph with one calm glass card resting on it. The cleanest and quietest of the six, and the one that reads most like an established brand.
Open directionThe site behaves like a reel: full-screen vertical slides, a progress bar on top, tap or swipe to move, and the flavour's colour floods the page with every slide. People meet this brand in reels, so the site meets them the same way.
Open directionEvery figure below comes from the brand's own material or from published coverage. None of it is assumed.
This is the strongest argument in the whole proposal: no Egyptian soft drink brand is doing distinctive web work right now. The space is open.
The chosen direction gets built out in full. These are the sections we propose for the finished site.
The hero in the chosen direction, a brand summary, and entry points to flavours and stockists.
A page or section per flavour with its photography, its colour, and its product data.
The brand's origin, the production line, and quality standards, based on the material the company can supply.
Retail chains, delivery coverage, and ordering links.
A contact form for distributors and trade enquiries.
Full Arabic RTL, speed on Egyptian mobile networks, support for older devices, SEO fundamentals, and a content editing panel if wanted.
These affect the quality of the final result more than any design decision does.