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Consumer software · Information design

Is That Really Food?

Dense product information turned into a decision surface.

A live consumer application that makes ingredients, restrictions, ownership, processors and production methods inspectable at the moment of purchase. The assignment was the product and its information architecture, not a marketing website.

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Is That Really Food?
FOOD FACTS, MINUS THE SPINScan it.
Know what you're buying.

Ingredients, restrictions, ownership, processors and production methods—with evidence you can inspect.

Search a product or enter its barcode →

The situation

What needed to change

Food-label research is fragmented and difficult to evaluate at the moment someone is deciding what to buy.

The response

What we built

We organized a complex evidence model into a direct search-and-scan experience, with sourced information structured around the five questions shoppers actually ask: production method, restrictions elsewhere, declared ingredients, brand ownership and processor. The public marketing site is deliberately minimal and exists to support the app.

The working system

Capabilities brought together

What can be verified now

What the work shows.

  1. 01

    Live searchable product

  2. 02

    Barcode and label-scan flows

  3. 03

    Source-forward information design

  4. 04

    Restaurant research surface

  5. 05

    Production data architecture

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