Bringing a pop of new life to the classic soda can

Question
How do we make a new-age soda brand reconnect with its core audience?
Answer
By crafting a web experience rooted in its product USPs, brimming with personality, and designed to feel refreshingly relevant.
From the house of I AM, Drink Pariba is a modern take on soda can, offering lightly sparkling drinks in exciting flavours and zero added sugar.
For decades, soda was uninventive, unhealthy, and unexciting. As such, Drink Pariba made a buzz with a simple mantra – make it pop! With exotic and exciting flavours Drink Pariba stood out among its peers with new colours and a range of options that feel out of the norm.
Drink Pariba came to us with a website that no longer reflected the energy of the brand. The previous experience felt dated, lacked a clear identity, and did not give users enough reason to choose Drink Pariba. It also made it difficult to explore the products or understand the brand at a glance.
We introduced a story-driven page-flow, refined the visual language with fluid, flowing animations, and used scroll-driven motion to make the experience more dynamic and engaging. We also gave the exotic flavours greater prominence, increased visibility for Drink Pariba’s social content, and built a scalable products section that can expand seamlessly as new SKUs are introduced.
What makes the new Pariba website work?
Our redesigned website offers better usability, more compelling visual storytelling, and more flexible product architecture. It makes the brand easier to explore today while keeping the structure ready for tomorrow.
The new user journey is cleaner, more satisfying, and designed to help visitors move through the brand with ease.
We gave centre stage to products with a strong presentation, ensuring each SKU stands distinctly and clearly.
Through social media visibility & clear CTAs, the site encourages distributors and customers to engage while making room for future additions.
A toast to new adventures






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