I repositioned a simple product through user-driven storytellingâhelping raise $256K and expand into 26 countries.
Project Designer / Photographer
Yiwei Chang
Copywriter
Calvin Chen
Project Manager
Jenny Hsueh
Video
FINAL_FINAL Studio
Success at home doesnât guarantee recognition abroad. When Besovida set its sights on global expansion, the challenge was clear: how to make a familiar productâa silicone food containerâmatter to an international audience already saturated with sustainability messaging.
As the lead designer and strategist, I built a new marketing approach grounded in user insights and emotional storytelling, not just environmental claims. We reframed the narrative from "saving the planet" to "simplifying everyday life," making the product personally relevant across cultures.
This strategy helped raise $256K on Kickstarter and reached backers in 26 countries, marking Besovidaâs successful global debut.
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Food containers are everywhere. In a crowdfunding world fueled by breakthrough innovations, how could we make something so ordinary feel excitingâand worth backing?
To reframe Besovida's value, I started by investigating into daily eating behaviors across our target markets.
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Western users spend around 5â7 hours per week cooking (Statista). Instead of positioning Besovida as a niche product, we realized it could become a core part of everyday routinesâsupporting home cooks who already value convenience and practicality.
âStudies show 70% of people intentionally cook extra portions to save effort later. This revealed an opportunity: Besovida wasnât just for storageâit could be promoted as a smarter way to manage meal prep and flexible eating habits.

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Through user interviews and cultural research (plus behavioral observation clips), we saw that while cooking is enjoyable, cleaning is universally disliked. Products that simplify post-meal cleanup could tap into a real, emotional user pain point.
Silicone cookware was becoming a rising trendâbut trends alone donât sell products. To truly differentiate Besovida, I focused on how it could solve real user problems and become an indispensable part of daily life.
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Market research showed growing global interest in silicone kitchenware due to its durability and ease of use. This material trend gave Besovida an edgeâbut we needed to connect it to deeper user needs, not just hype.
âMore users were embracing easy meal preparation and batch cooking lifestyles. Products that simplified storage, reheating, and cleanup were highly valued.
it could replace multiple kitchen tools, making daily cooking faster, cleaner, and more enjoyable.
I repositioned Besovida as versatile cookware, not just a storage box. Through a compelling tagline and lifestyle visuals, we framed it as a smart solution for cooking, serving, and storingâall in one.

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I created relatable storytelling scenarios highlighting common frustrations like messy leftovers, bulky storage, and post-cooking cleanupâthen showed how Besovida elegantly solved them.

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Through campaign visuals, I demonstrated how Besovida replaced multiple tools (bowls, pans, lids) in everyday cooking, streamlining kitchen tasks into a simple, joyful flow.

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I designed a clear comparison chart showcasing siliconeâs superiorityâsafe, durable, lightweightâcompared to traditional cookware, reinforcing trust and positioning Besovida as a smarter upgrade.

By anchoring Besovida in real user behaviors and emotional needs, we transformed it from a functional food container into a daily kitchen essential.
The result wasnât just more featuresâit was a product that fit naturally into people's routines, making life easier, lighter, and more enjoyable.