FoodID Website & Brand Guidelines

Branding

Digital Product Design

Content Strategy

Graphic Design

While freelancing as the Covid19 pandemic shook the creative industry, a past client contacted me about a fast moving project. A new food safety startup was launching its service and needed web design help. They needed an online brand presence for investor information sharing and a test results webpage for each food producer to link to, so customers could verify the results.

Food Safety Transparency

FoodID’s mission was connect shoppers to food quality test results through a QR code printed on food packaging.

Branding Help

Picking up where a creative agency had left off, I found a logo that lacked polish and purpose, a half defined color palette and no sense of typography. We started the engagement at square one with a branding project to give FoodID a fitting look.

Company Website

The new business needed to quickly position and define itself for future investors and customers, as well as the curious public who would soon stumble into their logo on food packaging. I partnered with the VP of marketing as the sole designer for this project. I lead content strategy, identifying the business’ needs to produce a sitemap and wireframes. After high fidelity designs were complete, I played a PM role, subcontracting a talented engineer who I partnered with for the build and configuration of a custom Wordpress install to make all content editable.

Test Results Website

A separate web presence was needed for FoodID’s partners to be able to send their customers to, using the QR code logo links on their food packaging. The Test Results website had a very targeted use case for customers on a mobile device while grocery shopping. We wanted it to feel authoritative and scientific, yet simple to digest and fun to look at for customers on the move.

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The personal website of professional designer Tyler Davis. Specializing in digital product strategy and user interface design. This website was created using Figma’s Sites feature.

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FoodID Website & Brand Guidelines

Branding

Digital Product Design

Content Strategy

Graphic Design

While freelancing as the Covid19 pandemic shook the creative industry, a past client contacted me about a fast moving project. A new food safety startup was launching its service and needed web design help. They needed an online brand presence for investor information sharing and a test results webpage for each food producer to link to, so customers could verify the results.

Food Safety Transparency

FoodID’s mission was connect shoppers to food quality test results through a QR code printed on food packaging.

Branding Help

Picking up where a creative agency had left off, I found a logo that lacked polish and purpose, a half defined color palette and no sense of typography. We started the engagement at square one with a branding project to give FoodID a fitting look.

Company Website

The new business needed to quickly position and define itself for future investors and customers, as well as the curious public who would soon stumble into their logo on food packaging. I partnered with the VP of marketing as the sole designer for this project. I lead content strategy, identifying the business’ needs to produce a sitemap and wireframes. After high fidelity designs were complete, I played a PM role, subcontracting a talented engineer who I partnered with for the build and configuration of a custom Wordpress install to make all content editable.

Test Results Website

A separate web presence was needed for FoodID’s partners to be able to send their customers to, using the QR code logo links on their food packaging. The Test Results website had a very targeted use case for customers on a mobile device while grocery shopping. We wanted it to feel authoritative and scientific, yet simple to digest and fun to look at for customers on the move.

Creative / Adventurer / Outdoorsman

The personal website of professional designer Tyler Davis. Specializing in digital product strategy and user interface design. This website was created using Figma’s Sites feature.

Home

About

Resume

©2026 TBD513 Creative All rights reserved | Tyler Davis Design Portfolio | Portland, Oregon

FoodID Website & Brand Guidelines

Branding

Digital Product Design

Content Strategy

Graphic Design

While freelancing as the Covid19 pandemic shook the creative industry, a past client contacted me about a fast moving project. A new food safety startup was launching its service and needed web design help. They needed an online brand presence for investor information sharing and a test results webpage for each food producer to link to, so customers could verify the results.

Food Safety Transparency

FoodID’s mission was connect shoppers to food quality test results through a QR code printed on food packaging.

Branding Help

Picking up where a creative agency had left off, I found a logo that lacked polish and purpose, a half defined color palette and no sense of typography. We started the engagement at square one with a branding project to give FoodID a fitting look.

Company Website

The new business needed to quickly position and define itself for future investors and customers, as well as the curious public who would soon stumble into their logo on food packaging. I partnered with the VP of marketing as the sole designer for this project. I lead content strategy, identifying the business’ needs to produce a sitemap and wireframes. After high fidelity designs were complete, I played a PM role, subcontracting a talented engineer who I partnered with for the build and configuration of a custom Wordpress install to make all content editable.

Test Results Website

A separate web presence was needed for FoodID’s partners to be able to send their customers to, using the QR code logo links on their food packaging. The Test Results website had a very targeted use case for customers on a mobile device while grocery shopping. We wanted it to feel authoritative and scientific, yet simple to digest and fun to look at for customers on the move.