Skipper Otto UI/Direction
Shifting attitudes towards buying seafood.
Shifting attitudes towards buying seafood.
/ Client
Skipper Otto︎
Skipper Otto︎
/ Role
UI Design
Direction
UI Design
Direction
/ Development
Tim Lu
/ UX
Katy Witts
/ Iconography
Kika Macfarlene
Tim Lu
/ UX
Katy Witts
/ Iconography
Kika Macfarlene
/ Accolades
Finalist in UX for Marketing - Vancouver UX Awards 2019︎
Finalist in UX for Marketing - Vancouver UX Awards 2019︎

From sea to table
Skipper Otto challenges traditional means of buying seafood by connecting consumers directly to the fishermen. Their unique model aims to keep small scale fishing alive in B.C and ensure customers have access to the very best wild, sustainable seafood.
Skipper Otto challenges traditional means of buying seafood by connecting consumers directly to the fishermen. Their unique model aims to keep small scale fishing alive in B.C and ensure customers have access to the very best wild, sustainable seafood.

Brand growth and product clarity
We faced three primary challenges approaching this project - Telling the Skipper Otto story, explaining the buying process and providing clarification around a confusing signup window. With these objectives in mind, we created an engaging experience which connects to consumers on an emotional level, allowing them to gain a deep understanding of what's required and then take action.
We faced three primary challenges approaching this project - Telling the Skipper Otto story, explaining the buying process and providing clarification around a confusing signup window. With these objectives in mind, we created an engaging experience which connects to consumers on an emotional level, allowing them to gain a deep understanding of what's required and then take action.


Old logo
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Refreshed logo
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Fresh and local B.C identity
Although not a branding project, we wanted to build quick value into the identity. The existing logo was outdated and not well suited to a digital environment. Dropping to titlecase and refreshing the style allowed for a friendlier and more welcoming feel. We also dropped the 's which shifted focus from an individual to a product.
Although not a branding project, we wanted to build quick value into the identity. The existing logo was outdated and not well suited to a digital environment. Dropping to titlecase and refreshing the style allowed for a friendlier and more welcoming feel. We also dropped the 's which shifted focus from an individual to a product.

