A Personalized Aroma Experience

Scenter is a conceptual high-tech aroma diffuser brand offering personalized scent experiences to enhance daily routines and well-being. The project establishes a cohesive brand identity and responsive website that brings the product’s sensory concept to life.

Role: Brand + Web Designer

Tools: Adobe Illustrator, Figma

Scope: Brand Identity, Responsive Website Design

Timeline: 8 Weeks

Prototypes

Mobile
Tablet
Desktop

The Problem

Scenter had no branding or digital presence, making it difficult to connect with potential customers, communicate product benefits, or build trust as a reputable, modern fragrance brand.

The Goals

  • Develop a complete brand identity, including logo, typography, and color palette

  • Design a responsive website tailored to Scenter’s products and the target audience's needs

  • Deliver final assets, including branding and a multi-device website

Branding Research

I began with competitive research, analyzing logos, typography, and color schemes from fragrance diffuser companies. This research guided the creation of the name ‘Scenter’ and helped position the brand as sleek, calming, and tech-forward.

Website Exploration

Next, I analyzed competitors’ websites, focusing on how fragrance brands structured their content and user flows across screen sizes. I used these findings to create Scenter’s information architecture, emphasizing storytelling, product features, and seamless navigation.

I sketched low-fidelity wireframes for mobile, tablet, and desktop to experiment with layout and spacing.

Brand Identity

Logo

I explored wordmark and pictorial mark sketches to balance sophistication with illustration. User feedback revealed that a simple wordmark with subtle, flowing design cues best captured the brand’s elegant, sensory personality.

Typography

The primary typeface, DM Sans, is paired with Gothic A1 as the secondary. Together, communicate clarity and sophistication. The gentle curves of both typefaces create a relaxing tone that aligns with the product’s luxurious, wellness-focused identity.

Color Palette

Scenter’s palette consists of four blue tones, evoking serenity, elegance, and high-tech. The colors offer flexibility across branding and interface design, balancing contrast and harmony.

Final Website

A fully responsive website designed for mobile, tablet, and desktop. Each layout was built using consistent grid systems and visual hierarchy to ensure clarity, responsiveness, and ease of use across platforms.

Key page and features include:

  • Homepage

  • Shop Page

  • FAQs Page (Accordion Style)

  • About Page (Impact + Benefits)

  • Customer Reviews Section

  • Menu Overlay

  • Footer

  • 404 Error Page

Solution

The brand identity and responsive website created a strong, cohesive presence for Scenter that mirrors the brand’s modern and high-technology nature. The calm, minimalist visuals and clear calls-to-action reflect the products' tech-forward and wellness-centered identity. The final website encourages users to explore the brand and shop confidently, offering beauty and usability.

Outcome

While conceptual, the project simulates what a real-world product launch could look like for a fragrance diffuser brand. The visual identity is polished and market-appropriate, while the websites present a user-first experience across screen sizes.

Recommendations

To strengthen the Scenter website and bring the experience closer to a real-world launch, future steps could include the following:

  • User Testing & Feedback: Conduct usability testing to identify pain points in navigation, content clarity, or page hierarchy.

  • Motion & Interactions: Add subtle animations and hover effects to create a more dynamic and engaging interface while preserving the calming aesthetic.

Reflection

Designing Scenter from the ground up was an insightful experience that let me combine branding and UX/UI design into one cohesive vision. With complete creative ownership, I developed a full product story and strengthened my skills in brand research, user flow design, and cross-platform thinking. It also reminded me of the importance of intentional, beautiful design when creating a product meant for peaceful, personalized moments

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