If you want it, need it, or eat it, it’s on Uber Eats.
In the midst of the 2020 pandemic, a company-wide evolution was on the rise. A new reality was in order; social gatherings and traveling were momentarily being tabled, and accessibility to resources were more important now than ever. In response, Uber had acquired LATAM based grocery provider Cornershop. It was an opportunity to help users run their households, as well as enable retailers and brands to carry on their business as usual.
Having recently jumped off a rebrand with Koto Studios, our team was tasked with realigning the brand identity that lived succinctly within this new reality.
The photo library was intended for global use, for this the team zeroed in on top ordered items globally. Settings were intended to be universal, making the grocery items the focal point of each composition.
The grocery visual system translated into subcategories such as alcohol.
Credits:
Photographer: Marcus Nilsson
Producer: Sasha Riddle
Copywriter: Collen Barry
Designers: Josh White, Bia Castro, Madeline Chen
Illustration: Jordon Cheung